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5 Streaming Workout Programs You Can Add to Your Amazon Prime Membership

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Getting in shape from home is easier than ever with subscription services that let you stream workouts from your TV, smartphone, or tablet—and five of these services are available as affordable add-ons to an Amazon Prime membership. (And you thought free two-day shipping and Transparent were the only reasons to subscribe to Prime!) Each of the five channels has a unique mission, and targets different types of exercisers. You can try before you buy with a seven-day free trial—or you can read about my experience testing out one class from each channel. Acacia TV The…

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OnePlus Users Get Unlimited Hungama Movie Streaming, Music Downloads

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OnePlus in partnership with Hungama has announced free unlimited movie streaming and music downloads for OnePlus users in India. Under the new offer, the OnePlus One, OnePlus 2, and OnePlus X users in the country can subscribe to get unlimited movie streaming and music downloads from Hungama worth Rs. 3,599 free for a period of 90 days from the “day [the] user subscribes to the offer.” For activating the deal, users will have to fill up a form. After filing the form, users will receive a promo code from the…

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German Court Rules Against Apple in Video Streaming Patent Case

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A German court has ruled against Apple Inc in a case over video streaming patents, handing Kudelski’s OpenTV unit a victory in its ongoing intellectual property licensing campaign against major technology companies. OpenTV sued Apple in 2014, alleging that various products infringe its patents, including the iPhone and iPad. The ruling on Tuesday from the Dusseldorf District Court said Apple products sold in Germany must not use streaming software which infringes OpenTV’s patents. It is unclear what steps Apple will take to comply with the ruling, or whether it will…

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Meerkat Ditches Live Video Streaming for a Video Social Network

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Meerkat, an application that came into the spotlight last year for introducing live video broadcasts that leveraged Twitter’s social features, is once again in the news but this time for a different reason. To everyone’s surprise, Meerkat announced it will be ditching live video streaming services in favour of a new video social network. To recall, Meerkat actually beat Twitter to introducing a social-powered live video streaming service, with Twitter more than a few weeks late to the party with its Periscope app. CEO Ben Rubin a couple of weeks…

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