Search FlatpanelsHD
To remove your search results open this box and click to small 'x' next to the search button
Streaming services news
news
Fox will release all new movies in Ultra HD & HDR
21 May 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |20th Century Fox has decided to release versions of all its new movies, including some catalogue titles, in Ultra HD and HDR
news
Top Gear hosts & Netflix plotting new car show
14 May 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Mirror reports that negotiations are ongoing and that the team is planning to name it House of Cars; a reference to Netflix's House of Cards
news
Apple adds 7 new channels on Apple TV
06 May 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Apple has added seven new channels on Apple TV, ahead of the rumored hardware update of the media streamer box at WWDC
news
YouTube wants to make movies & TV series
29 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Not big Hollywood productions but smaller projects in collaboration with YouTube stars and Dreamworks-owned AwesomenessTV
news
Netflix isn't afraid of HBO, Apple or Sony's TV services
16 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Netflix and HBO Now are not as substitutes, says the company. Netflix now has 62m subscribers. A new TV UI is coming later this year
news
Planet Earth sequel is coming to Netflix in 4K
16 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Netflix, Silverback Film, and WWF will bring the sequel called Our Planet to life in stunning 4K resolution. 8 episodes coming in 2019
news
Amazon to stream movies in HDR later this year
12 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Amazon will start streaming movies and TV series in glorious HDR later this year. First originals, later movies from other studios
news
YouTube: 25 billion hours of video streamed in VP9
10 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |More than 25 billion hours of video have been streamed using the new VP9 codec that brings picture quality improvements to everyone
focus
Hands-on with HBO Now
08 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Here are our experiences with Now on Apple TV, iPhone/iPad, and in the web browser. We also examine picture quality. Is this a real competitor to Netflix?
news
Netflix starts recommending Smart TVs
08 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Sony’s Android TVs, LG’s new webOS TVs & all Roku TVs from Hisense, Insignia & TCL are the first ones with the "Netflix Recommended" logo
news
HBO Now launches on Apple TV - first month free
08 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |HBO Now has arrived on Apple TV and iOS. The streaming service costs $14.99 per month for the entire catalogue, but the first month is free
news
Star Wars in "Digital HD" for the first time
07 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |For the first time, all six Star Wars movies will be available globally in “Digital HD” through online movie stores beginning Friday April 10th
news
New Apple TV reportedly will not support 4K
06 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |A new, updated Apple TV is expected to finally arrive this summer. However, it will not support 4K video, a new report claims
news
A Netflix remote button is coming to TVs in Europe
01 Apr 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Netflix has convinced Sony, Panasonic, Philips, Toshiba, and Vestel to put a Netflix button on the remote control of TVs sold in Europe
news
YouTube experimenting with 4K in HFR (60fps)
27 Mar 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |4K is not new on YouTube and 48/60fps was recently added for HD. YouTube is now combining the two for beautiful video streaming
news
EU wants to end geo-blocking of online video
27 Mar 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |“This content is not available in your country”. The EU Commission wants to abolish geoblocking to let you stream video and music everywhere
news
Amazon Fire TV Stick coming to the UK & Germany
24 Mar 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Fire TV Stick will launch on April 15 in the UK. The dongle offers services such as Netflix, iPlayer & Amazon Prime. Early birds can get it for Ł19
news
Netflix officially launches in Australia & New Zealand
23 Mar 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Netflix has today launched its service in Australia and New Zealand. Prices start at AU $8.99 per month. 4K streaming will cost $14.99
news
Sony's PlayStation Vue TV service has launched
19 Mar 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Sony’s PlayStation Vue is now online in 3 cities; New York, Chicago and Philadelphia, starting at $50. Available on PS3, PS4 and soon iPad
news
Apple to launch TV service in September, says WSJ
17 Mar 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |The new TV service is rumored to be unveiled at WWDC in June and launch in September. It will cost about $30-40 dollars per month
news
Apple & HBO in talks about "HBO Now" on Apple TV
05 Mar 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |HBO's stand-alone streaming service will reportedly come to Apple TV this April for $15 dollars per month. HBO without cable TV!
news
Cable TV viewing has plummeted in 2015
13 Feb 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |"One of the worst declines we have seen since we launched coverage of these companies". Netflix, Amazon etc. are taking share
news
Samsung TVs are inserting ads into movies & videos
12 Feb 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Several owners of Samsung Smart TVs have begun noticing ads ever 10-30 minute while watching locally-stored movies & home videos
news
Apple reportedly in talks about web TV service
05 Feb 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |After talks with TV providers have failed, Apple has returned to the negotiating table and is apparently trying to cut out the middle man
news
Chromecast takes top spot in the US for 2014
30 Jan 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Chromecast was the top selling streaming device in US for 2014. Users have pressed the “cast” button more than 1 billion times
news
YouTube ditches Flash and improves picture quality
28 Jan 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |YouTube ditches Flash. This will improve picture quality to better HD and even 4K, as well as improve the YouTube experience significantly
focus
Trends: Ultra HD is about better pixels, not just more
21 Jan 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Article series on trends. Ultra HD is not just about more pixels, but better pixels. In 2015, the industry will take the first step
news
An overview of Android TV
21 Jan 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Android TV looks like the most interesting TV platform right now, combining TV, apps and games. Here is an overview of all the Android TV announcements and products
news
Netflix to expand to 200 countries in next 2 years
21 Jan 2015 | Rasmus Larsen |Netflix is planning to expand from about 50 countries today to 200 in the next 2 years. Netflix will add 320 hours of original content in 2015
AD
MOST READ
AD
AD