Microsoft confirmed today that it has agreed to sell its MediaRoom IPTV unit to Ericsson, following rumors about the deal a few weeks ago.
Microsoft has pushed hard in recent years to become a fixture in the American living room -- most notably via the XBox 360. A lesser-known part of its living-room play is its MediaRoom IPTV unit, which has been adopted by the likes of AT&T and Deutsche Telekom.
How is a startup that's been around for 16 years going to reinvent the IPTV market in North America?
G-cluster's brings cloud gaming to your TV by plugging its small machine into your HDMI port.
The cable industry has been a tough nut to crack for Apple, which appears to be scaling back its TV ambitions.
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Verismo, a provider of web-enabled TV services, announced today that it has raised $17 million in its most recent round of fundraising led by Intel Capital.
The company plans to use the funding to help market and expand the install …
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The news about …
