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Something that has increased in popularity lately is Netflix. It's supported on Chrome Casts for the tv, computers, gaming systems, and has a really convenient app. The app essentially turns you phone into a remote. Now you don't have to run to the computer to change shows. I know nowandays the only time I actually download an app is for a service and I'll probably download this one.

Something that has increased in popularity lately is Netflix. It's supported on Chrome Casts for the tv, computers, gaming systems, and has a really convenient app. The app essentially turns you phone into a remote. Now you don't have to run to the computer to change shows. I know nowandays the only time I actually download an app is for a service and I'll probably download this one.

Amazon is rolling out a controller to pair with it's Fire TV box that will allow users to play TV games via bluetooth.

"Currently, one in five consumers in the US has a connected TV set at home." Kind of surprised me. But not sure why, since I don't have one myself.

the millennials are changing the way people think about watching tv. the big screen is on but we are on another device. even without the big screen we are watching more and more television on mobile devices.

I think the headline of this article is a good way to put it. Is it true? I would say probably so. The article avoids committing to too many opinions - which screen are people really paying attention to? Who knows? It's a legitimate question.

This isn't really what the article was about, but I love branded content stuff like this when it's done thoughtfully: "A recent example is Chipotle, which recently launched an original Hulu series on factory farming to promote their brand beliefs."

everything that can have a cpu will have a cpu and they will communicate together. you do one thing in your fridge and your phone, laptop, tv, car and tablet will know about it to... and soon our brains.

This is also commonly referred to as "the internet of things." Digital Sixth Sense is probably a more intuitive way to talk about it, but it's a complex topic to grasp regardless.

Music identification app expands its capabilities to fashion finding. I WANT.

One step beyond VR. And it certainly looks cooler than that dumb headset. Still...depending on the sensation, it may not really be worth it if it's as simple as a rumble feature on a controller.

This is an interesting new tactic for advertisers. I don't know how I'd feel if ads decided to pop up places I didn't expect them, but it's a unique way to get people to pay attention.

PSFK, with The Curve Report from the NBCUniversal Content Innovation Agency, is examining how social media is driving the evolution of video content.

Discusses the implications of people half-watching television. Instead of being fully engaged.

I had to read past the opinion of this article. (Writer doesn't seem to like advertising much) But I was able to find many truths in it. It talks about the way we now receive ads. Many times without even noticing it. It's on our favorite tv shows, movies, etc. It's also wonderful events that are put on for the community, and then sponsered by "so and so" company. This article does pinpoint just how advertising is everywhere and how it's being shown.