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News Catch-up - 22 January 2016
Here are some announcements we missed this week.
D-Link Ships Cheap Internet Media Player
D-Link has announced an inexpensive compact streaming media player.
Netflix Adds Honeycomb Tablet Support
Netflix has announced a new Android app version with general support for Honeycomb tablets.
WD Releases New Media Streamer With Spotify
Western Digital has announced the addition of Spotify to its WD TV Live streaming media player family plus a new model.
Amazon Working On A Netflix-For-Books Service
Amazon is reported to be in talks to launch what some are calling a Netflix-for-Books service.
Boxee Box Finally Gets Netflix
Boxee announced that it finally has Netflix up and running on D-Link's Boxee Box.
Roku XDS Reviewed
The XD|S is one of three players in Roku's refreshed lineup. It has all of the strengths and weaknesses of its predecessors, and a few new additions.
Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ HD Media Player Reviewed
Seagate's FAT+ is a surprisingly capable $100 media player.
Roku, Netflix team for streaming-to-TV player
Netflix and Roku, today announced the introduction of The Netflix Player by Roku, which provides streaming of select, commercial-free Netflix content directly to a TV or monitor, without requiring a computer.
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