Lovefilm had recently been acquired by Amazon, but it does not mean that it is out of our reach now. Samsung has announced that it is planning to add Lovefilm’s movie streaming feature as app to its Blu-ray players in the UK. The app will have to be activated using Lovefilm subscription of £5.99 or [...]

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Two of the biggest names in music, Spotify and Shazam have teamed up to  create dual app for those music lovers out there. A further sign of Spotify’s increasing growth, the app allows Shazamers who are hunting down that track they can hear banging in the club will now be greeted by a “Play in [...]

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Pure has announced FlowSongs, a new cloud-based music service compatible with its Internet radio. They have also announced details of two additions to its line of Internet radios plus a $99 iPod/iPhone AV dock. FlowSongs allows owners of Pure Internet radios to tag and purchase tracks they hear playing on their radios. Purchased tracks can [...]

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It seems the much anticipated iTunes rival from Google is getting closer as according to ‘people familiar with the matter’ a pre-Christmas release is to be expected. These people have said that Google’s iTunes rival will include a download store (naturally) and a ‘digital locker’ which will allow users to stream tracks over-the-air to their [...]

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Sony could be already bringing a rival streaming service to the massive iTunes from Apple. The new service, if the rumours are true, is likely to be announced today. This will be coincidently be happening just around the same time as tonight’s streamed Apple event which is expected to have a streaming service revealed. The [...]

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Google have let it slip that they are about to take on the Apple’s iTunes store with the launch of their very own music store for their Android mobile operating system.  Named Goolge Music, it will see users being able to download media directly from their phones, similar to the Wi-Fi iTunes launched in 2007. [...]

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Google has rolled-out mobile advertising for YouTube in a bit to raise funds from the popular, but financially-floundering site. The move follows YouTube’s recent launch of pre-roll ads at the start of its videos. The pre-roll ads are skippable, but that doesn’t mean they’re not annoying. The new mobile ads seem unobtrusive enough as a [...]

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The worlds of home entertainment and the Internet took one step closer to each other this week when Samsung announced that they are integrating YouTube video playback into almost all of the their Blu-Ray players.

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