PlayStation Home gamers can now watch free movies and TV shows provided by Crackle either in a public theater, or in a private party via the LOOT EOD Theater, Sunset Yacht or Hollywood Hills House.
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WiFi-only Motorola Xoom won’t have Movies right away, Canadian Xooms getting SD support someday
If you’re the proud owner of a Motorola Xoom, you will get Android 3.1, but we’re afraid the timing and features included in that update may depend on where you reside and which one you bought. For instance, while both Verizon 3G and WiFi-only Xooms in the United States are seeing the latest Honeycomb slowly trickle in right now, Motorola says that the WiFi version won’t have movie rentals available immediately after the update. What’s more, though the new hotness doesn’t seem to bring microSD card support to US devices, Motorola says that Canadian models will get that exact functionality “soon.” What if you don’t live in North America at all? We’re afraid we can’t tell you.
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Google Adds 3000 YouTube Movies For Rent
Google isn’t happy with the time you are spending on YouTube: We may be watching 2 billion videos every day, but we are just 15 minutes per day on YouTube. That may, however, change.
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YouTube ready to start renting video on-demand movies from major studios? (Updated)
According to entertainment website The Wrap, Google’s YouTube has finally locked up all the studio deals to get itself fully into the online movie rental game. The report indicates it could launch as soon as this week with movies from majors including Sony, Warner and Universal, as well as smaller entities like Lionsgate, Kino Lorber and other independents. This doesn’t appear to be a challenge to (now bigger than Comcast, but still smaller than HBO) Netflix, with the unnamed studio exec quoted in the article saying how happy they are to see a new entrant renting (and eventually selling) movies that’s not using a subscription model. Apple currently leads the online VOD market after jumping in with iTunes back in 2008, so obviously that’s a main target but without the important info (pricing, picture quality and content) it’s hard to tell how much of a challenger this is. VOD rumors have swirled around YouTube for quite some time and it rolled out $3.99 rentals of indie movies a little over a year ago, here’s hoping they go the whole way and offer nothing less than 3D and 4K streaming to start.
Update: Looks like some of these movies are already live in the US! Thanks, Rocco G.
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