TiVo Releases TiVoToGo - For Windows Users Only

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Tivo announce TiVoToGo

Tivo announce TiVoToGo 01/03/2005 02:47 PM

TiVo has introduced a service which allows you to put recorded programming on your computer. The service does not allow you to burn a DVD but at least you can take pre-recorded shows with you. [Yahoo News]

"TiVo.com | TiVoToGo transfers"

"TiVo.com | TiVoToGo transfers" 01/05/2005 04:16 PM

TiVo exec: TivoToGo Mac support unlikely

TiVo exec: TivoToGo Mac support unlikely 04/15/2005 01:15 AM
While giving a talk at the University of Pennsylvania this week, TiVo CFO David Courtney said that the company has no immediate plans to offer a version of its TiVoToGo software for Mac OS X...

TiVo launches new portable service,
TiVoToGo

TiVo launches new portable service,
TiVoToGo 01/03/2005 02:45 PM
TiVo has announced that their planned portable video service, TiVoToGo, is now pushing out to eligible TiVo subscribers.

TiVo users not happy TiVo is spying on
them

TiVo users not happy TiVo is spying on
them 02/10/2004 02:44 AM
Well TiVo's boosting that it Janet Jacksons Garment malfunction was the single highest re-watched event has many TiVo users asking...

TiVo.com | TiVo Press Releases

TiVo.com | TiVo Press Releases 01/09/2004 10:10 PM
bang for the buck .. extension .. TivoToGo

tivo.com/5.3.1.1.asp?article=196
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TiVo Users Survey

TiVo Users Survey 06/28/2004 01:13 PM

Sam Whitmore, columnist for Forbes.com, is writing on a column about TiVo, the company, and wants your help. He's got a mess of questions together he'd like to ask, and since I know so many of you TiVo die-hards love to talk about your favorite PVR company, I thought I'd pass it along.

Full survey and email address after the jump.

TiVo Users May See More Commercials...
Sort Of

TiVo Users May See More Commercials...
Sort Of 05/26/2004 02:41 AM
There have been studies in the past that showed that TiVo (or similar DVR users) often can recall the commercials they've fast forwarded through. Now, Dave Pell from Davenetics points us to a new study that actually suggests DVR users see more commercials - even though they're just fast forwarding through them. Basically, the people most likely to have and use a DVR device are the same people who were likely to simply channel surf when commercial came on in the past - meaning they saw very few commercials. Now, however, while they may be fast forwarding through the commercials, they are still at least "seeing" them - and possibly getting some brand recognition. In fact, the survey suggests the net impact of advertising on DVR users may be positive. Of course, it might help if broadcasters and advertisers continued to look at more creative advertising solutions. As Dave suggests, "The first advertiser to shoot commercials in slow motion wins."

TiVo Users Watch More Commercials

TiVo Users Watch More Commercials 05/26/2004 12:20 PM
Our LA-based sister-site Defamer has a great write-up about a recent study that shows people that use a TiVo (or other DVR) may actually be watching more commercials than those that watch regular TV. The boil down is this: people...

Spyware, adware plague Windows users
online; Mac OS X users surf freely

Spyware, adware plague Windows users
online; Mac OS X users surf freely 04/20/2004 08:48 AM

Nielsen Sees Gold In TiVo Users

Nielsen Sees Gold In TiVo Users 03/08/2004 11:04 PM
It looks like TiVo is finally catching on. While Nielsen had planned to start including data on people using TiVo-like devices in 2006, they're now pushing that deadline up a year, as they've noticed that the TV-watching public is increasingly signing up for such services (thanks, in part, to various cable and satellite providers offering them with basic service). For the extra paranoid, Nielsen says they won't track things like whether or not people fast forward through commercials, but only whether or not the show was watched at a different time than it was originally broadcast. Still, it probably won't be long before they're tracking commercial skippers as well. So the question is, once the data on commercial skippers becomes public, what will happen? Will broadcasters demand changes in the technology (or the law!), or will they admit that it's time that they, themselves, changed how they present advertising (or, even, how they fund their operations)?

TiVo lets users transfer shows to PCs

TiVo lets users transfer shows to PCs 01/03/2005 02:43 PM
MSNBC Jan 3 2005 6:46PM GMT

FCC lets TiVo users share shows

FCC lets TiVo users share shows 08/04/2004 01:27 PM
TiVo gets regulatory reprieve: Forthcoming digital TV-sharing feature won't be banned by government after all.

U.S. allows TiVo users to send copies
over Internet

U.S. allows TiVo users to send copies
over Internet 08/05/2004 10:37 AM
CNEWS Aug 5 2004 2:47PM GMT

Government allows TiVo users to send
copies over Internet

Government allows TiVo users to send
copies over Internet 08/04/2004 06:55 PM
San Francisco Chronicle Aug 4 2004 11:22PM GMT

TiVo users can send copies over
Internet, FCC rules

TiVo users can send copies over
Internet, FCC rules 08/05/2004 05:29 AM
Tribnet.com - Thu Aug 5, 08:23 am GMT

TiVo Wins Nod for Users to Share Digital
Show

TiVo Wins Nod for Users to Share Digital
Show 08/04/2004 06:33 PM
TiVo Inc., maker of popular digital television recording devices, on Wednesday received approval for technology that would permit users to send copies of digital broadcast shows over the Internet to a limited number of friends.

The Federal Communications Commission voted to certify digital protections on TiVoToGo, which is not yet available but would enable a user to record and send a digital broadcast television show to up to nine others who have been registered on that person's service and has been given a key to see it. The approval came despite concerns by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and the National Football League about the risks of unfettered distribution of copyrighted shows and airing regional games outside of their market.

"Each of these technologies has been exhaustively reviewed to ensure contention protection systems prevent the mass indiscriminate redistribution of digital television programming," said FCC Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein. The FCC last year adopted rules to limit distribution of digital, over-the-air television programs over the Internet in an effort to prevent mass illegal copying and sharing, a problem plaguing the music industry.

News source: Reuters

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Tivo Gets Nod for Users to Share Digital
Shows (Reuters)

Tivo Gets Nod for Users to Share Digital
Shows (Reuters) 08/04/2004 01:41 PM
Reuters - TiVo Inc. (TIVO.O), maker of popular digital television recording devices, on Wednesday received approval for technology that would permit users to send copies of digital broadcast shows over the Internet to a few friends.

Technology to allow TiVo users to send
copies over Internet

Technology to allow TiVo users to send
copies over Internet 08/05/2004 05:29 AM
Pasadenastarnews.com - Thu Aug 5, 08:16 am GMT

Microsoft Releases Windows Server 2003
SP1The software vendor releases to
manufacturing and as a free download

Microsoft Releases Windows Server 2003
SP1The software vendor releases to
manufacturing and as a free download 04/07/2005 07:09 AM
eWeek Apr 7 2005 11:51AM GMT

TiVo vs. Windows Media Center Edition

TiVo vs. Windows Media Center Edition 07/07/2004 12:50 PM

Apple releases Backup 2 for .Mac users

Apple releases Backup 2 for .Mac users 11/06/2003 08:48 AM
After a lengthy public beta test, Apple has released the final version of its Backup 2 software to subscribers of the company's .Mac online service.

Laridian Releases the NIV Study Bible
for PDA Users

Laridian Releases the NIV Study Bible
for PDA Users 09/24/2004 03:27 AM
Laridian, Inc., a leading publisher of Bible-related software for mobile devices, today announced the release of the NIV Study Bible in a format compatible with Laridian's MyBible(tm) software for Palm OS(r) and PocketBible(r) software for Pocket PC. [PRWEB Sep 24, 2004]

Apple releases Safari update for Jaguar
users

Apple releases Safari update for Jaguar
users 08/14/2004 08:06 AM
Apple has released an updated version of Safari, its Web browser, intended specifically for users of Mac OS X v10.2 "Jaguar." The new v1.0.3 release "improves the Safari rendering engine to expand third party application support and delivers the latest security enhancements," according to Apple's notes. The latest release of Safari for Mac OS X v10.3 remains v1.2.

TiVoToGo™

TiVoToGo™ 01/03/2005 05:20 PM

LogiXML Releases LGX Ad Hoc 6.1;
Provides Interactive Data Analyzer for
Non-technical End Users

LogiXML Releases LGX Ad Hoc 6.1;
Provides Interactive Data Analyzer for
Non-technical End Users 08/31/2004 02:32 AM
Using LGX Ad Hoc 6.1, end-users can now interactively slice and dice data in order to analyze and transform complex multi-dimensional data into actionable information. The user builds the report via a web-based user interface and can create visual representations of multiple data points in chart, graph and table formats. The application works completely within your browser and does not require controls or software downloads. [PRWEB Aug 31, 2004]

TiVoToGo Launches

TiVoToGo Launches 01/03/2005 08:07 AM

Remember when I said TiVoToGo was launching soon? I was mostly right—it launched today. If you have a Series2 TiVo you can go to the website and download the software today to copy shows to your laptop, although the DVD burning software that will facilitate permanent archiving is still not available. (Thanks, Dave!)

TiVoToGo Product Page [TiVo]

FCC Approves TiVoToGo

FCC Approves TiVoToGo 08/05/2004 08:45 AM

Although public policy isn't really our niche, there are occasional bits of regulation that are notable for the future products they herald, like the approval yesterday by the FCC of a plan by TiVo to allow sharing of recorded content to up to 10 other users via a new service called TiVoToGo. The first implementations will probably be local network -- sending to other TiVos and PCs around your house -- but there's certainly the possibility that sharing over the internet could be implemented, as well.

Unless the approval gets shut down by the numerous groups protesting the approval -- something not as likely as I at first thought, as at least nine other DRM-encumbered sharing schemes were approved in addition to TiVos, creating sort of an insta-lobby -- we probably won't pay this too much mind until products using the TiVoToGo service are implemented. But we thought you might at least like to know it's coming.

Read - TiVo gets FCC approval for video sharing [ArsTechnica]
Read - Original TiVoToGo Press Release [Tivo]

Lotusphere 2004: IT users praise
upcoming features in Lotus releases

Lotusphere 2004: IT users praise
upcoming features in Lotus releases 01/27/2004 12:08 AM
IT administrators on hand for the start of Lotusphere 2004 said they’re happy with a host of new features and updates planned for the Lotus family of collaboration applications.

Varibyte releases tNotes, software
application for TREO(TM) 600 smartphone
users.

Varibyte releases tNotes, software
application for TREO(TM) 600 smartphone
users. 09/18/2004 03:27 AM
Varibyte a developer of software for Palm OS handhelds released tNotes today. tNotes is an application for TREO(TM) 600 smartphone users. It was created to address the need of mobile professionals to quickly record handwritten notes on their handheld. [PRWEB Sep 18, 2004]

TiVoToGo lets you take shows with you

TiVoToGo lets you take shows with you 01/03/2005 12:31 PM
San Jose Mercury News Jan 3 2005 3:12PM GMT

AMD Alchemy Chip with TiVoToGo

AMD Alchemy Chip with TiVoToGo 01/04/2005 12:44 AM

AMD has announced a new chip called the 'Alchemy' Au1200, designed to power portable video devices of all sizes. The hot heat about the Alchemy is two-fold: first, it can resize almost any major format video into different resolutions on the fly (upscale and downscale, it seems), meaning that devices that use the chipset won't have to have video transcoded to its native resolution before copying it over; also, the chip will power portable video players that will be compatible with the just launched TiVoToGo service that will allow you to copy recorded content from Series2 TiVos to portable devices, such as the newly announced G oVideo and FIC's video players. (Thanks, Dimitri!)

Alchemy Product Page [AMD]

TiVoToGo service to gain Mac support

TiVoToGo service to gain Mac support 01/03/2005 02:21 PM
TiVo today announced that its new TiVoToGo service enhancement is now available...

Users want Windows they can see through

Users want Windows they can see through 06/22/2004 05:48 AM
Computer Weekly Jun 22 2004 10:10AM GMT

Windows XP Bedevils Wi-Fi Users

Windows XP Bedevils Wi-Fi Users 06/04/2004 05:49 AM
Kevin Gilmore is a network administrator at MicroDisplay, a small company in San Pablo, California, that uses several Wi-Fi access points to give employees the freedom to roam around the office with their laptops while remaining connected to the Internet. But these days, Gilmore keeps encountering a problem that many Windows XP users know all too well: the sudden and inexplicable loss of their wireless Internet connections. As Gilmore knows from the flow of support calls, there’s little point in trying to find a permanent solution to the problem.

Home users get Windows SP2

Home users get Windows SP2 08/21/2004 12:59 AM
News.bbc.co.uk - Fri Aug 20, 03:08 pm GMT

Help Your Windows WiFi Users

Help Your Windows WiFi Users 04/04/2005 11:42 PM

LucidLink Releases Free Client for Win XP, 2000

“LucidLink has released a free Wi-Fi client that solves some configuration, security hassles: In an interesting move, wireless security software vendor Interlink has released LucidLink Wireless Client at no cost for all Windows XP and 2000 users. The client software aids in supporting secure configurations by detecting a network's settings--Mac OS X does this built-in--and secures against evil twin and related attacks by not automatically switching to networks named the same but with different attributes. The client incorporates several security elements, meaning it can serve as a single entry point for Wi-Fi network connection, as opposed to Microsoft's broken-up approach.” [Wi-Fi Networking News]

This is the kind of information that comes to my mind when Aaron encourages librarians to lead their communities in some areas of technology and educate patrons. It’s also the kind of information I like to see on library blogs (librarian blogs, too).

Shafting the Non-Windows Users Again

Shafting the Non-Windows Users Again 09/08/2004 11:06 AM
Nat spends a few minutes beating the same drum that I've beat repeatedly: Today I found out about Picasa, which Google acquired. It's an image archive/management package. And I found out about Farechase, which Yahoo acquired. It's like shopper.com for airfares, or something. I don't really know what they do, because I can't use them--they both require Windows. I know there are smart people at Google and Yahoo, but they obviously had no say in this. How will you get...

Windows users emulating Mac OS X

Windows users emulating Mac OS X 04/30/2004 06:13 AM
In his column on Wired today, Leander Kahney has written about the growing number of Windows XP users who are hacking their operating system to look virtually identical to Mac OS X...
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