Apparently a couple of German guys have applied for a patent which will enable them to produce microwaves that have the ability to stream youtube clips whilst it is also busy cooking your food. Well I don’t really know what to say about this one. Some people will be going “oh my god this is a great idea” right about now, other people will be going “what the hell”, me I think its a total waste of time (who sits in their kitchen waiting for the microwave to go) but I guess it could be good for corporate or communal kitchens.

Why not head over to makezine and see just what all the fuss is about.

Future Microwave Oven Turns Waiting time To Fun

                          

What will all the new portable computer’s out it is becoming a huge pain in the arse to work out exactly what rate of bandwidth you will want to be making use of whilst attempting to view videos online. But don’t worry because we here at moviebake have got you covered, weve been running regular expose’s on the subject so if this article doesn’t help you perhaps one of our older ones will.

It can be a real mess of info out there on the net, made worse because the truth is often shrouded in mystery and sales jargon, then the problem is confounded further by different devices having different needs.All you got to do is click the url underneath this post to learn more, hopefully it should save you some troubles down the road:

What are the standard troubles when you try to stream movies online ?

                          

David Wyle over at the edmontonjournal took some time out last week to interview Canadian actor David Richmond-Peck Those of you who don’t recognize the name (shame on you) may recognize him from his role as the head of the human resistance in the latest incarnation of the hit sci fi series V. He has some very interesting things to say regarding the studios finally deciding to pursue the user rather than try to force them to confirm to the traditionally held television schedule.

If your wonder just what the heck im talking about. I mean things like DVR, watching movies on your phones and all that kind of good stuff. It’s really interesting to hear an actor talk about how the industry is actually changing on the inside, rather than just hearing me rant about how they need to, so why not go over there and check out what he has to say on the subject.

Mixing Medium’s is Good For Tv’s Says V

                          

As regular users of Youtube may have noticed they have undergone a very serious face lift this week. Partly this was part of a larger roll out that they had been planning for a long time, to help make the user experience more intuitive they claim. Partly to make sure that users of the new iPad device would be able to access their contact.

Rachel Metz over at Taragana has a pretty good overview of the situation, at least in how it supposedly relates to the upgrades that apply to all users. Why not go check it out ?

YouTube Hopes To Get Users To Watch More Clips By Simplifying Video Playback Pages

                          

It seems that yet another company has decided to jump onto the streaming entertainment delivery bandwagon, which would appear to be a popular choice for corporations traditionally not invested in the industry. In this case Frontier Communication Corp, a traditionally voice comm orientated business has stepped into the fray.

The Connecticut-based phone company hopes to regularly glue eyeballs to the screens of laptops, personal computers and Internet-ready televisions, using the drawing power of the Web. The goal is to become a free bookmark and search engine for online TV watchers. Why not head over to democratandchronicle.com and see for yourself just what their plans are for the future.

Frontier Unleashes Online Video Aggregator

                          

Since there are a load of new slate computers hitting the market, you know the kind of targeted devices which allow you to access the internet from wherever the heck you maybe. Its difficulty to know just precisely what kind of connection speeds you will need to be using whilst trying to see movies via net.

This can be a tricky subject as varying set ups will have their own requirements. So today we are heading over to Gather to check out what George has to say on the subject, that should hopefully sort things out for some people should they still need information on the subject at this poit.

Difficulty with being able to watch movies for free ??

                          

Now this is pretty damn cool, ok well its not so much cool as it is incredibly Geeky, but with all that said and done, having access to movies of something as important as the human genome map from our computers is a HUGE leap forward for all of mankind. It doesn’t matter that the information cant be understood by 99.5% (made up statistic) of the worlds population, its potent stuff.

The actual details can be found over at the Science Codex. I dont know how many of our usual readers this is going to interest, as its not technically related to watching movies, but for those who are interested just follow the link below.

Movies For The Human Genome On Your Computer

                          

What will all the new smart phones being released at the moment, especially those which are portable but still need to connect to the internet from multiple locations, whilst still granting full fledged net access. It’s becoming ever more difficult to figure out just exactly what rate of bandwidth you will want to be connecting to when attempting to see shows online. Especially if you plan to watch stuff whilst out and about, and not in a major built up city area.

This can be a tricky subject , made worse because the truth frequently changes, as different providers and devices will have different requirements.All you have to do is click the url below to find out more so that you can make an informed decision:

Difficulties with the ability to stream movies ?

                          

That’s the title of a discussion over at consumerism commentary, and I thought it would be worth bringing up here not only because of course its a quote from an awesome movie (5 points to the person who names which one), but also because in the day and age where each individual may potentially have two or three personal screens of some description at their disposal

Quite an interesting debate on the subject going on in the comments box at the moment, so why not head over there take the quick poll and let everyone know what you think about the rampant consumerism which grips us all today.

He’s Teasing You, Nobody Has Two Television Sets

                          

Apparently Kevin Smith has been complaining recently about the absolute ridicule poured on him for his latest film Cop Out. Saying that from now on he won’t be allowing critics to watch movies made by him without having to pay for them (which apparently they didnt have to do before). Well Peter Howell over at TheStar seems to have taken offence.

Its quite an amusing little rant, and if your like me and you enjoy drama, then go check the article out it will probably be worth the few minutes it takes you.

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