Showing posts with label roku. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 30, 2015

Samsung Smart TV Confirmed to Beat Roku and Apple TV - http://clapway.com/2015/12/30/samsung-smart-tv-confirmed-to-beat-roku-and-apple-tv-123/

The Samsung Smart TV has won the Consumer Electronics Show 2016’s Best of Innovation Award, effectively beating out Roku and Apple TV. The product, which won the award as part of the Accessible Tech category, will be unveiled during the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on January 5, 2016.


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Samsung Does it Again


Every year, the CES Innovations Awards gives out awards to breakthrough engineering and design in consumer technology. The winning products are displayed live at the CES Innovation Awards Showcase and will be accessible to the public. The VP of Visual Display Business at Samsung Group, John Ryu, stated that the company is looking to design the best TV possible. The Samsung Smart TV is set to provide users with the best picture quality possible, while still being accessible to consumers.


The company expressed gratefulness at having been recognized. They added that they will continue to bring in new ways to enjoy the best TV viewing experiences available in the market.


New Samsung Smart TV Features Voice Guidance


Voice Guidance is a brand new feature that lets users browse the internet, their settings and other menus with their voice. They can interact with the TV to manage apps, record their favorite shows or ask for information on the titles they’re watching or looking to watch.


New Samsung Smart TV Helps The Hard of Hearing and Visually Impaired


The TV comes with the ability to enhance audio quality and improve high frequency sound quality, thanks to it’s Amplify feature. According to the feature description, it gives even those who are hard of hearing a better auditory experience.


Clear Voice is another fancy feature in the new device. It adjusts spoken dialogue to be easier to hear and understand, and users can manipulate it by adjusting ‘voice frequency’ from their Samsung Smart TV. The TV also includes a new interface with improved readability. These are all expected moves from Samsung, who always manages to be ahead of the game when it comes to new technology and cool gimmicks.


Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV Are No Match for Samsung Right Now


The CES showcase will not focus so much on the updated gimmicks. Instead, it’ll be all about content. Samsung is planning to bring in games for the Samsung Smart TV, something all other smart televisions lack. These games would include the Asphalt 8 racing game. They’re also in talks to join hands with Sony to stream games to the Samsung Smart TV through the Playstation. Now those are some pretty gnarly moves. If the Apple TV, the Roku series or the Amazon Fire TV want to stay in the game, they’d best measure up.


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Samsung Smart TV Confirmed to Beat Roku and Apple TV

Sunday, December 27, 2015

Apple TV is the Future of TV Streaming Unlike Chromecast and Roku - http://clapway.com/2015/12/27/apple-tv-is-the-future-of-tv-streaming-unlike-chromecast-and-roku/

TV streaming is growing and growing and Apple TV is certainly a part of that growth. As a matter of fact, it is safe to say that it is the future of TV streaming. Chromecast and Roku both offer good packages and services, but they do not possess the future like Apple does.


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APPLE TV IS THE FUTURE OF TV STREAMING


Tim Cook, who is the CEO of Apple, believes that the future is now. Cook stated that he believes the future of television is apps. He declared that statement when the company unveiled their TV back in September of this year. Their Apple TV allows users to stream movies and TV Shows from iTunes. Not only this but apps can be downloaded from their App Store to stream content from CBS All Access, Hulu, Netflix, and many others. Another cool thing to keep in mind is Apple is always updating their App Store.


ONLY ONE THING MISSING FROM APPLE TV


There is really only one major feature missing to the Apple TV. That feature is an app for Amazon Prime Video. With Amazon Prime Video, users can access an enormous library of top-of-the-line original TV series. However, there is still a way to watch it, it is just less convenient. Users must use an Apple feature, called AirPlay, to stream the video from your iPhone, or iPad, onto your Apple TV Screen. The good thing is that rumors across the web have indicated this could change in the future.


CHROMECAST AND ROKU ARE GOOD, BUT ARE NOT THE FUTURE


Roku actually has much more content than the Apple TV, but it lacks one major software. iTunes is not present on Roku, as well as not being present on the Chromecast. Chromecast and Roku also do not have an app for the Amazon Prime Video. If the rumors about Apple TV getting Amazon Prime Video are true, then it would most likely blow Chromecast and Roku out of the water.


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WHETHER ITS APPLE TV, CHROMECAST, OR ROKU TV STREAMING IS GROWING


One thing that can be rest assured is TV streaming is rapidly growing. There are other devices besides these three that stream TV shows and movies, as well. This should just be the beginning of TV streaming. Cook was spot on when he said the future of television is apps.


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Apple TV is the Future of TV Streaming Unlike Chromecast and Roku

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Roku Strikes Deal With Time Warner Cable - http://clapway.com/2015/11/11/roku-strikes-deal-with-time-warner-cable123/

Qualifying Time Warner Cable clients now have the ability to sway their Time Warner Cable cable box for a Roku streaming player. Customers that are able to participate can get a Roku 3 set-top box for $97.99 and receive access to Time Warner Cable’s 300+ live TV channels, as well as 20,000 video on-demand options. Additionally, they can subscribe to Netflix and Hulu along with other services.


Time Warner Cable executive vice president Peter Stern calls the deal an important step in the evolution of cable and how it is viewed. This opportunity builds a bridge between two things that could be considered completely disconnected from each other, but combining them may result in unimagined profit for both parties.


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The service is specifically aimed at TWC’s Extreme Internet customers


If this partnership goes well, it could inspire a slew of changes in this industry. Currently, residents of New York City, Mt. Vernon and New Jersey can opt to add Time Warner Cable TV services from their Roku 3 to receive the same package as cable-box customers.


By making cable more affordable, this will mark a great plus for both companies. To the new generation of customers, this will be likely the most favorable option as it combines an extensive live TV roster from Time Warner Cable and a slew of content viewing options with Roku.


Roku Clients in the UK Can Use Amazon Video


As for Roku users abroad, UK clients have access to Amazon Video. Prime members can stream more than 15,000 programs and the content is available to rent or buy whenever desired.



Roku Strikes Deal With Time Warner Cable