Many companies offer to text customers as reminders or updates. From banks to sports to traffic updates, these companies are taking a good, hard look at Sprints change in policy which now charges one-half of one cent for each text sent. ESPN has stopped sending text messages with updated scores to Sprint customers. “As many more »

Slacker is trying really hard to be the only place you need to go for audio online. Today the Internet radio service announced that it will brining in audio content from ESPN so you can get your fill of sports news in addition to your music. Slacker will soon give free users of the service more »

We know that there’s no promise that any particular Android phone will be able to get Netflix streaming for a variety of reasons. There is an option now to get that content on your Android phone now. That’s if you’re willing to pay a bit more for the privilege. PlayOn has now announced the official more »

The 3D revolution will be televised. That’s the word from a conference held last week on how 3D is pushing its way into our cultural mainstream. As proof, the conference pointed to six of the top ten movies of 2010 were 3D movies. And it looks like more will be as the number of theaters more »

When a video of popular ESPN reporter Erin Andrews walking around nude in her hotel room hit the net, it became a hot topic. The video, taken through the peephole of the room without her knowledge, was searched for by thousands. Scammers noticed this and naturally scrambled to take advantage of it, unleashing a spam attack containing links that claim to lead to the much sought after video. Instead they lead right to malware.

It was only a matter of time before we saw the Internet infiltrate our television, and it looks like Verizon is ready to launch their new type of Widget/App store for FiOS subscribers. Verizon has been working with Facebook, Twitter, Veoh, Blip.tv, ESPN, and Dailymotion in order to bring the best of the web to more »

Because a Harmony remote just wasn’t enough for the world (among the millions of other all-in-one remotes), ESPN decided to come out with a remote of their own, and all things considered it doesn’t look that bad. While the specs have already been discussed earlier, the folks over at Zatz Not Funny have gotten their more »

It’s either the perfect Father’s Day gift or the perfect excuse for initiating divorce proceedings: ESPN has announced the coming of its branded Ultimate Remote, a $299 universal remote control designed to give the sports fan quicker and easier access to games, stats and excuses not to engage in “honeydew” chores on weekends. The ESPN more »