New version of Babelgum tweaks its flavor

Earlier today Babelgum pushed out an updated version of their Internet TV application. Version 0.9.1 tweaks the user interface and addresses a few of the glaring problems that were mentioned in my Joost vs. Babelgum comparison. The automated update ability included in Babelgum was pretty smooth aside from adding an extra Windows desktop [...]

Flock flaps closer to takeoff with a new version 0.9

Flock, a web browser based on Firefox but filled with more “Web 2.0-y goodness”, has released a new version. This time they’re up to 0.9 beta. The browser is tightly integrated with a lot of the popular social web services like Flickr, LiveJournal, Ma.gnolia.com, Xanga, YouTube and many more.
The most prominent new feature [...]

Babelgum vs. Joost Comparison

Babelgum is a new Internet TV provider set to compete with Joost. Babelgum just opened up to a wide beta so the question is: How does it stack up against the incumbent? Both use Peer-2-Peer (P2) technology, like Skype and BitTorrent, to deliver content and both companies were founded by people that have [...]

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