Target refuses to sell Beyoncé’s new album due to digital-first release
The lack of a physical disc option at the launch of Beyoncé's latest release has caused Target to bow out of CD sales of the new album.
Microsoft’s first batch of original Xbox video content hits early 2014
Microsoft is currently targeting early 2014 to launch Xbox video original programming potentially exclusive to the Xbox 360 and Xbox One platforms.
Twitter’s ‘Nearby’ feed will show who’s tweeting in your local area
Potentially a privacy concern, Twitter is currently testing a 'Nearby' feed that will categorize and display tweets based off the location of the user.
Autonomous robotic security guards may be headed out into the streets
One-half Minority Report and one-half I, Robot, a company has developed an autonomous robot that can predict crime using several advanced technologies.
NYC tests thermal cameras, motion sensors to decrease subway deaths
Looking to detect people that have fallen on the subway track, NYC is testing four systems that includes technology such as lasers and thermal imaging.
Apple adds ABC, Bloomberg and Crackle apps to Apple TV
Potentially useful to anyone that owns an Apple TV, a handful of new applications were added to the streaming video platform earlier today.
NimbleTV officially launches in NYC, streams cable shows to mobile
Seeking cable subscribers rather than cord cutters, NimbleTV is a new service for NYC residents that streams cable television content to mobile devices.
Netflix announces a release date for ‘House of Cards’ season two
Excellent news for fans of the first season of Netflix's original political drama, the second season of Kevin Spacey's House of Cards will launch on Netflix Instant during February 2014.
WordPress bloggers can now post photos, videos using Google Glass
Potentially ideal for Wordpress bloggers, a new plugin has been developed that allows Google Glass owners to post images and video directly to their blog.
Amazon announces Kindle Matchbook, upgrades Kindle Paperwhite
Potentially useful to Amazon customers that want to make the transition to digital books, the Kindle Matchbook program will offer significant discounts on the digital version of a purchased physical book.
Reddit community helps Houston woman find her lost dog
Thankfully a happy ending to a scary situation, a Texas woman was able to use the Reddit community to help locate her lost dog in a short period of time.
SpaghettiOs’ Pearl Harbor tweet enrages Twitter, company apologizes
Definitely a bad idea, the folks behind the SpaghettiOs Twitter account should have spent more time crafting the proper tweet to remember Pearl Harbor.
Report: Google eyeing Nexus TV Android set-top box launch next year
Potentially impacting the home theater, Google's rumored Nexus TV could be an ideal set-top box solution for anyone that absolutely loves Android.
Update: Netflix’s batch of 4K videos appear to be limited to 1080p resolution for subscribers
Potentially ideal for anyone who's thinking about investing in a 4K television in the near future, Netflix has started testing ultra high definition video on the company's streaming video service.
NFL, MLB threaten to yank games from broadcast TV if Aereo stays open
Potentially problematic for sports fans around the country, both Major League Baseball and the National Football League are gunning for Aereo by promising to move games to premium channels.
Plex could hit Chromecast soon, support for iOS7 added this week
Definitely good news for anyone that's interested in streaming stored media to the Chromecast, a recent update to the Plex Media Server software could indicate that Chromecast support is looming.
Fan holding up sign on ESPN racks up over $24,000 in Bitcoin donations
Definitely a unique way to score a ton of Bitcoins in a short period of time, an Auburn college student took advantage of a live television broadcast on ESPN to beg for digital donations.
Comcast wants to force viewers to watch more ads during on-demand shows
Looking for ways to generate more advertising revenue on recently aired shows, Comcast is testing a new system that inserts a full, non-skipable commercial load within on-demand shows.
Want to follow Bud Light on Twitter? You now have to enter your age
Attempting to keep kids from being exposed to advertising meant for adult brands, Twitter has streamlined the age verification process that has to be completed to become a follower of an alcohol company.
Jackery Fit portable battery offers fast mobile device charging
Ideal for travelers or anyone that's constantly on their phone all day, the Jackery Fit external battery can quickly charge a smartphone and add up to 30 additional hours of talk time off a full charge.