Now playing, on all your screens
iPhone, iPod, Xbox 360, and PS3 With Vuze, you’ve come to expect full screen HD entertainment on your Mac and PC. What if you could take these HD videos and easily watch them on the TV in your living...
View ArticleIntroducing Vuze To Go
Find, Download, Play from any portable drive We’ve spent a lot of time lately thinking about portability of your content. Across our efforts to deliver your videos wherever, whenever you want them,...
View ArticleMore Devices: Vuze on Tivo and PSP
In March, Vuze set course to unlock your content and give it the wings to get from your Mac and PC to the other screens in your life: mobile and TV. At the time, support was added for Xbox 360,...
View ArticleAndroid, Faster Downloads, Library Love!
More Devices: Android and iPhone 4 Among the tens of millions of worldwide Vuze users, almost 5 million of you are actively dragging and dropping videos from your library to enjoy Device Playback on...
View ArticlePlayback on Apple TV, Blackberry, More Android
You asked for it. As of today’s release, we’re rolling out support for the new Apple TV, Blackberry devices, and a wider range of Android phones. For those who have been offline since early 2009,...
View ArticleNow playing on thousands of devices…
That’s right… Device Playback is now being turned on for thousands of your favorite devices. To date, we’ve focused on adding devices that you’re using in the real world to watch content on your TV...
View ArticlePrivacy & Security Concerns With Pushbullet
Recently, there’s been some buzz about a new, free notification service called Pushbullet that sends out customized alerts across mobile devices and browsers. User can receive event alerts, files,...
View Article3 Simple Steps to Secure Your Smart Home
Unless you’ve been living in a cave the Internet of Things (IoT) is on the rise and infiltrating nearly all aspects of daily living. Every day objects with an embedded microchip that can connect to the...
View ArticleRemembering Passwords Just Got Easier With Splikity
The bane of online accounts has to be creating unique, hack-proof passwords for each of them and then figuring out a way to somehow remember all of them. Seems like it would be easier to have a data...
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