Topic: Verizon FiOS

Verizon, Redbox team up to take on Netflix

Verizon and Red Box will soon roll out a streaming video service, which will compete with Netflix.

Verizon to challenge Netflix, Hulu. Winner take all?

Verizon and other telecom companies have traditionally found themselves at odds with services such as Netflix, which encourage people to "cut the cord." But now, Verizon may be getting into the streaming game.

Xbox 360 will soon stream HBO, SyFy, other TV networks

In the future, your Xbox 360 could double as your cable box.

Apple stock: Would Apple TV send it higher?

Apple stock rose on Wednesday after the company reported strong earnings. But how much higher would Apple stock rise if it launched an Apple TV?

Cable TV not losing customers to online video

Cable TV subscriber numbers hold steady, despite rise of Hulu and other services.

Data plans: $30 for unlimited use of Verizon iPhone, but...

Data plans for Verizon iPhone will include an option for unlimited use for $30 a month, Verizon confirms, vowing not to mess up next month's launch. But the unlimited data offer won't last.

iPhone 4 envy: 34 percent of consumers would switch to Apple, if their carriers allowed it

The Apple Phone remains exceptionally popular among consumers, according to a new survey by ChangeWave.

Verizon iPhone is reportedly signed, sealed, and ready for 2011 delivery

Verizon iPhone will hit next year, Fortune mag says, but this iPhone may not work outside the US.

Wi-Fi, Hulu, DVR, and the end of the tube as we know it

TV viewers ride a wave of devices into a new era of self-programming.

Tablet computers: what's here, and what's coming

Tablet computers: Here's a list of all the tablets being talked about right now.

Kelsey Grammer: a bid to attract Fox News, Limbaugh audience

Kelsey Grammer of 'Frasier' fame is one face behind RightNetwork, a new entertainment TV network. It seeks to appeal to conservatives who made Fox News and Rush Limbaugh successful.

Kelsey Grammer backs new conservative TV network

Kelsey Grammer is the front man in the RightNetwork, a new politically conservative TV network. First programs include 'Right2Laugh,' featuring stand up comedians, and 'Running' about Tea Party-backed candidates running for office. See the Kelsey Grammer pitch video below.

Verizon FiOS TV may be coming to tablet computers

By 2011, Verizon could introduce live streaming FiOS TV to tablet computers by next year, the company said today a press conference.

Gulf oil spill: A tipping point for 'slocal' living?

As trust in big government and big business erodes, momentum for slow, local living could build.

Why everyone wants Google's high-speed Internet access

Some 1,100 communities are vying for a network that delivers high-speed Internet access, courtesy of Google – though most aren't sure exactly what benefits it will deliver.

HBO GO aims to give Netflix a run for its money

HBO GO, a new video-streaming service, is set to launch tomorrow. And in at least one major way, HBO GO has a leg-up on Netflix.

Google broadband: company to build 'ultra high-speed' network

Google announced plans Wednesday to built a high-speed fiber-optics network. The move is limited to small communities for now, but could eventually bring Internet prices down and transform the broadband industry.

Why Web widgets will invade your TV

Web widgets bring Internet perks to the biggest screen in most people’s homes.

Verizon: Fast, wireless Internet coming to rural America

Too much Obama coverage? Some TV viewers have had enough!

New ads: battle of the brands

More companies go negative to grab consumers. Why it might backfire.