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Internet TV: Yahoo and Intel Try Again...and Adobe joins the fray (updated)
Many companies have made numerous attempts to make the computer the center of our leisure-time activities, often based around trying to introduce computers into the living room. For the most part, they haven’t succeeded; many people still spend a lot more time in front of their TV sets than they do their computers. So instead, Yahoo and Intel are making another attempt to bring the Internet to the TV. Later this week at CES they’ll be rolling out The Widget Channel, “a comprehensive software framework that will enable consumers to access their favorite Internet content while they watch TV.” more »Page 1 of 1 pages Advertisement |
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