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The Onion gives viewers the straight dope on the latest and greatest fictitious product to emerge from the hallowed halls of Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL): The MacBook Wheel.
Say good-bye to your rickety, old QWERTY keyboard, and traditional typing, because "nothing's more simple than a single, giant button" to get the job done! And what about accessing those pesky files? MacBook Wheel's got that one solved, too. "Everything is just a few hundred clicks away," we're told.
Concerns about new direct-to-consumer competition alongside pressure on Netflix's pricing power is misunderstood or overblown, contends LightShed Partners analyst Richard Greenfield.
The 10G future is in sight, HFC has gas in the tank, Comcast is getting serious about network virtualization, DOCSIS's pioneers get recognized and more from last week's show in The Big Easy.
New name and logo will adorn devices that conform to an emerging next-gen broadcast TV signaling standard designed to support 4K interactivity and aimed for widespread deployment in 2020.
Under fire from US broadcasters, Locast is appealing for funds to help it mount a legal defense, a move that was attempted eight years ago by Ivi Inc., an OTT-TV company that was sued out of existence.
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