Pure Digital Tempus-1S Comes With Natural Sounds
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 3 September 2007 | Tagged as: Platforms, USB device, UK, EPG, DAB
Nod off to the sound of little birdies with Pure’s natty new DAB bedside radio
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 3 September 2007 | Tagged as: Platforms, USB device, UK, EPG, DAB
Nod off to the sound of little birdies with Pure’s natty new DAB bedside radio
Posted by Simon Perry on 2 March 2007 | Tagged as: Services, Sky, UK, EPG, PVR/DVR
It’s taken a little while to get the, but now you can programme you Sky+ box to record through a Browser.
Posted by Simon Perry on 23 February 2007 | Tagged as: Platforms, USB device, UK, EPG, DAB
PURE’s latest DAB player given a really wide range of ways of playing your audio.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 21 November 2006 | Tagged as: Services, Platforms, DVB-H, EPG, DAB, Mobile
Vast oceans of drool swamp our desks as Sharp release a fabulous TV recording phone.
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 October 2006 | Tagged as: DVB-H, UK, Platforms, EPG, DAB, Mobile, BT, Reviews
Mobile TV — saviour of the TV industry? James Cridland finds it a good phone with great DAB radio reception, just not ready as a TV platform quite yet.
Posted by Simon Perry on 7 July 2006 | Tagged as: Content, EPG, PVR/DVR, Mobile
Sky get rather natty by launching two service that let you program you Sky+ PVR using your mobile phone.
Posted by Simon Perry on 17 January 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Sky, EPG, Software
The biggest upgrade to Sky’s EPG since 1998 is released today which include personalised choice of 50 channels. Controversially they’re changing the use of the coloured buttons.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 19 December 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Interactive TV (iTV), BBC, EPG, Digital TV
Festive feast of red-button interactivity promised for the Doctor Who Christmas Special.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 27 October 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, DVB-H, EPG, Digital TV, Reviews
Our reviewer says “au revoir” to OnDigital and gets excited by his bargain basement digibox.
Posted by Luke Gibbs on 30 August 2005 | Tagged as: Business, BBC, EPG
Lord Birt, ex-Director General of the BBC, tells an audience of TV execs at the Edinburgh TV Festival that current EPGs don’t cut the mustard.