Ariel, one of our favorite commenters, pointed us to Hulu, an on-demand streaming video site, a few weeks ago and this writer is definitely HOOKED. Productivity has seriously been on a downhill curve after visiting with TV shows one has missed because of the annoying thing called “life” and “schoolwork.”

Sure, the site’s main goal, probably, is to attract some of the attention ADD-infused Americans miss out on with the inconvenience of scheduled programming. Regardless, now you can watch a lot of popular shows (”It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” “The Moment of Truth,” and plenty others) whenever you want — might even give you a reason to get rid of that pricey TiVo service. Continue reading »

written by Carlos Macias \\ tags: hulu, moment, on demand, philadelphia, streaming, sunny, truth, video

StreamMyGame.com allows people to stream their PC games from anywhere in the world, via broadband connections. The service is free, but if you want HD resolutions (ehm, I do, you do, we all do) you have to pay, of course. $9.99 for 720p and $19.99 for higher per year. Not that much when you think about it.

This is, of course, way cool, but I honestly don’t see it taking over the entire PC gaming market until you can use the service to stream games off of dedicated servers with absolute monster computers that’ll run Crysis at max settings for you. And at $19.99 instead of $10 000.

This is the future, and it’s here, but not quite yet…

written by Jesper Sellerberg \\ tags: broadband, PC, pc gaming, streaming