BetaNews | Google Adds Real-Time Traffic to Maps
Google Maps just got better by adding real-time traffic to their mapping service. You can also browse Google Maps on your cell phone.
Thursday, March 01, 2007
BetaNews | Verizon Wireless to Launch TV Services
BetaNews | Verizon Wireless to Launch TV Services
We've got TV in your living room, TV on your iPod, now it's TV on your phone. Verizon is launching a new TV service in select areas in the United States. Through compatible mobile phones you can get access to shows by CBS, Comedy Central, ESPN, Fox, MTV, and more.
We've got TV in your living room, TV on your iPod, now it's TV on your phone. Verizon is launching a new TV service in select areas in the United States. Through compatible mobile phones you can get access to shows by CBS, Comedy Central, ESPN, Fox, MTV, and more.
Friday, February 23, 2007
BetaNews | Opera Mini 3.1 Released for Phones
BetaNews | Opera Mini 3.1 Released for Phones
Your phone's browser just got a little bit better with Opera's update to their free Java-based mobile browser. Point your phone to operamini.com to get the update.
Your phone's browser just got a little bit better with Opera's update to their free Java-based mobile browser. Point your phone to operamini.com to get the update.
BetaNews | Indie Films Added to iTunes Movie Store
BetaNews | Indie Films Added to iTunes Movie Store
There is always a great hype when the major movie studios make moves, but today the IFC strike a deal with the iTunes Store to provide downloads of select independent films for $9.99 USD a movie.
There is always a great hype when the major movie studios make moves, but today the IFC strike a deal with the iTunes Store to provide downloads of select independent films for $9.99 USD a movie.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
BetaNews | Viacom Strikes Content Deal with Joost
BetaNews | Viacom Strikes Content Deal with Joost

Just after Viacom issued YouTube their content (ninja) takedown, they sign a deal with the upcoming Internet TV service Joost. Joost, formerly known as the Venice Project, comes from the creators of other well known peer-to-peer services such as Kazaa and Skype. It takes the best of the Internet interactivity and mixes it with the best of TV content.
Just after Viacom issued YouTube their content (ninja) takedown, they sign a deal with the upcoming Internet TV service Joost. Joost, formerly known as the Venice Project, comes from the creators of other well known peer-to-peer services such as Kazaa and Skype. It takes the best of the Internet interactivity and mixes it with the best of TV content.
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