Expanding on your screening possibilities is the Veebeam. An ultra-sleek and simple way for you to get more great content on your big screen, the Veebeam boasts that if it will play on your PC, you can watch it on your TV. The list of viewing opportunities online is growing daily, whether it's Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, network websites, or a host of others. The trouble is, few people … [Read more...]
Gaki Attack is a 24-hour game of tag, filled with ninjas and other truly bizarre encounters, but it's also a twitter application you can use to attack your friends. It's also, maybe, a kind of variety show including other bizarre events. The show, available on Hulu, follows several men as they embark on a quest to play tag for 24 hours straight. They can't leave, and ninjas … [Read more...]
So, it turns out there's just nothing happening today, and the goal of the day was going to be to post a few juicy bits of something. Everyone has the same news today, and I could care less about any of it. I wanted to just put some news or whatnot up, because, of course, I'm busy with Guitar Hero. Then I ran into a pretty interesting post. It's from … [Read more...]
In what seems to be a truly bizarre move, IMDb.com is now offering TV shows, movies, trailers, and independent shorts. It might not sound that odd to think that the largest movie and television information resource on the web is branching out into the popular world of online viewing, but IMDb is an Amazon owned company. Amazon, which just revamped its Unbox so as to go by the new, nifty moniker … [Read more...]
