Random House eBooks for Canadian Libraries
OverDrive announced that it will add eBooks from McClelland & Stewart and Random House of Canada to OverDrive’s catalog for Canadian libraries.
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Library eBook Checkouts Skyrocket
OverDrive announced that library eBook checkouts in 2010 were up 200% over the previous year.
OnLive Unveils PlayPack Flat-Rate Video Game Plan
OnLive, Inc. announced its new PlayPack flat-rate $9.99/month video game plan.
Sony Debuts PlayStation Suite for Android
Sony Computer Entertainment announced its PlayStation Suite (PS Suite), which will make available PlayStation games and content to Android-based portable devices.
Sony Unveils NGP Portable Entertainment System
Sony Computer Entertainment announced that its next generation portable entertainment system (codenamed NGP) will make its debut at the end of 2011.
Orb Launches Blu-ray and PS3 Internet TV Software
Orb Networks announced its new Orb BR software for Blu-ray Disc (BD) and PlayStation 3 (PS3) players that allows consumers to watch TV shows from Hulu, Hulu Plus, Comedy Central and other online sources.
Dell Embraces RoxioNow
Sonic Solutions announced that RoxioNow will be included on a range of Dell devices as part of the Dell Stage user interface.
OnLive Awarded Cloud Gaming Patent
OnLive, Inc. announced the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has awarded the company a patent for cloud-based gaming technology (7,849,491 – Apparatus and method for wireless video gaming).
Access Popcorn Hour from Android, iPhone and iPad
Syabas Technology announced that its Popcorn Hour A-210 and C-200 networked media jukeboxes now incorporate Eyecon Technologies’ media software platform, which is compatible with Android smartphones as well the Apple iPhone and iPad.
OnLive Viewer Launches for iPad
OnLive, Inc. announced it has released its free OnLive Viewer for the Apple iPad and that the company is developing a version for Android.
Mo-DV Enables Movies on microSD Cards for Android
Mo-DV announced that its latest Mo-DV Universal Player technology allows film studios to securely distribute movies on microSD cards for viewing on Android devices.