Netflix Finds A New Way To Get You Even More Addicted To Its Shows
Netflix may have a brand new features in the works to keep users glued to the screen watching its upcoming TV shows, one Twitter user has discovered. As…
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Over 30 Superhero Movies Will Be Released In The Next 6 Years - Here's Every Single One
If you thought the influx of superhero movies over the past several years might have just been a temporary fad, I have some news for you:…
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This Is What The Westeros Should Really Look Like On HBO's Game Of Thrones
As much as George R.R. Martin appreciates what HBO has done for his stories, he still thinks its portrayal of the scenery in the Game of Thrones series…
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Marvel Holds A Huge Event And Drops Release Dates For 11 New Movies
On Tuesday, Marvel announced its upcoming slate of films and it looks like the comics powerhouse is aiming to dominate the box office through summer 2019. The recent trailer…
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Game Of Thrones' Most Iconic Prop Should Be Even More Massive Than What You See On HBO
One of the most iconic parts of HBO's Game of Thrones -- besides nudity and brutality -- is the Iron Throne that the king sits…
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Video: The Third 'Interstellar' Trailer Will Make You Wish It Was November Already
It's pretty much accepted that when a Christopher Nolan film comes out, it's an event. Leading up to that event, Nolan just teases moviegoers to…
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Here's How To Turn Any YouTube Video Into A GIF
Last Friday, we featured one graphic designer's incredible X-ray GIFs, focusing on the process by which he converted segments of video into the short, repeated clips…
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A Photographer Replaced Her Camera With An iPhone And These Are The Stunning Results
Over the course of the past several years, each and every one of us have become amateur photographers. From the adequate cameras on our smartphones to…
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iTunes Radio Is Popular But Not Even Close To A 'Pandora Killer'
It hasn't taken very long for Apple's iTunes Radio to rise up in popularity. Via MacRumors, a new survey of American consumers conducted by Edison…
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The Chromecast Feature You Want Most Is Coming To Android Soon
Cyanogen Inc.'s co-founder and famed Android developer Koushik "Koush" Dutta posted a teaser on Google+ about an upcoming feature one of his most recent apps…
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Digital Movie Sales Are On The Rise As Rentals Fall Off The Charts
When was the last time you bought a DVD or a Blu-ray? If you're part of the ever-increasing majority of the U.S., it's probably far…
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Apple Is Working On Its Own Virtual Reality Goggles
Apple on Tuesday was awarded a patent for a head-mounted display that doesn't really resemble Google's smart Glass project whether we're talking about design or…
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Roku And 3M's Portable 'Streaming Projector' Can Output A 120-Inch Projection For $299
Roku and 3M have a new streaming media device that has something the Apple TV and older Roku boxes don't: a built-in projector. Touted as…
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Microsoft To Launch 'Xbox Music' Spotify-Like Streaming Service This Year
Microsoft is reportedly working on a new streaming music service that will tie in to its Xbox suite of gaming and entertainment services. Bloomberg on…
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BitTorrent Piracy Found By Study To Boost Music Sales
A recent study found that contrary to arguments repeatedly posed by major record labels — and perhaps contrary to logic as well — BitTorrent piracy…
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Real-Life 'Avengers' Would Cost New York $160 Billion In Damages [Video]
Nick Fury and "The Avengers" save the world from imminent doom in Paramount Pictures' movie of the same name, but in real life, the star-studded…
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Google And Paramount Strike A Deal: 500 Movies Coming Soon To YouTube, Google Play
Google on Wednesday announced a new deal with Paramount Pictures that will allow more than 500 movie titles to be rented through YouTube and the…
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File-Sharing Site RapidShare Deemed Legal By Court
RapidShare is widely known as an invaluable tool for the illegal sharing of copyrighted digital material. Much like Megaupload, which was shuttered earlier this year…
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Online Movie Streaming In U.S. To Top DVDs For The First Time In 2012
Online movie streaming in the United States is expected to top both DVD and Blu-ray use for the first time ever in 2012, according to…
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Court Orders File-Sharing Site RapidShare To Monitor For Copyrighted Content [Updated]
A court in Germany ruled on Thursday that RapidShare must implement a system that proactively filters user uploads in order to prevent the illegal sharing of copyrighted…
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U.S. ISPs Become 'Copyright Cops' Starting July 12th
Comcast, Cablevision, Verizon, Time Warner Cable and other Internet service providers in the United States will soon launch new programs to police their networks in…
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PirateBox Offline File-Sharing Solution Puts Pirates Out Of Authorities' Reach [Video]
The recent ordeal surrounding the now defeated SOPA and PIPA proposals followed by the shuttering of file-sharing giant Megaupload has put online piracy back in…
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Apple's Upcoming Streaming TV Service Again Tipped By CBS CEO
Apple CEO Steve Jobs approached CBS approximately one year ago in an attempt to secure a content deal for a streaming television service that was…
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With Megaupload Down For The Count, MPAA Sets Sights On Hotfile
The Motion Picture Association of America this week filed a motion for a summary judgement against file-sharing service Hotfile in a U.S. District Court in Florida,…
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Police Reportedly Plan To Raid The Pirate Bay
Swedish authorities have reportedly secured warrants and are planning to raid The Pirate Bay. Unnamed Pirate Bay team members speaking with TorrentFreak claim to have…
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Redbox Surpasses 2 Billion Movie And Video Game Rentals
Redbox announced this week that the company crossed the two billion mark for movie and video game rentals. It will celebrate the milestone by offering…
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom: 'I'm No Piracy King'
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom on Thursday questioned his accusers' motives while speaking to The Guardian. "I'm no piracy king," Dotcom told the paper. "I offered online…
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