It looks like Bright House TV subscribers now have an iPad app of their own. And one that looks like it came as a rebranding of the already available app from Time Warner Cable. That being said, the Bright House TV for iPad app is currently available for download by way of the iOS App more »

Right off the news that the iPad 2 can now be easily jailbroken Time Warner Cable has updated it’s iPad app to block usage on Jailbroken devices. The latest version of the TWCable TV will simply not work on jailbroken devices, prompting users to restore their iPads to factory settings. If you try to run more »

Time Warner Cable is having some trouble with delivering content to its subscribers with its iPad app. It seems that programmers aren’t exactly happy with having their content on more than just TV screens without getting more money. Because of complaints, Time Warner Cable is removing channels from Viacom, Fox and Discovery from the TWCable more »

If you’re a Time Warner Cable video subscriber, well this new iPad app called TWCable TV is for you. Launched just now, TWCable TV for iPad lets you watch selected live cable TV channels in the comforts of your iPad screen. The app works similar to other TV streaming apps for iPad, however your iPad more »

Time Warner Cable has teamed up with rival Comcast to offer free WiFi to its RoadRunner High Speed Internet customers in New York City. They can now take advantage of Cablevision’s hotspots located across the city. According to Cablevision over 2 million people have use the hotspots already and rumor has it that the free more »

Time Warner Cable says it is working on a fix for a security hole found in its SMC8014 cable modem/router devices. The hole could allow a hacker to join private networks, hijack the browser and steal sensitive information. “We are aware of the issue and we are hard at work on a solution and have more »

Time Warner Cable recently announced that it would be expanding its tier pricing program. The tier pricing would make TWC subscribers choose a tier based on how much they can afford to pay and how much bandwidth they think they will use. It caused a lot of uproar among the Internet, even with those not more »

Remember the good old days when all we needed to worry about from our ISPs was net neutrality? Those were great days when there were no caps on what we could use our Internet connection for, and we were scared it might turn into cable TV-like subscription. Now not only is net neutrality still a more »

Realizing that many people now watch movies through their PC or laptop, HBO will give its current subscribers exclusive rights to download and watch hundreds of movies and original programming through the Internet, at no additional cost. The trial run will commence this week in Green Bay and Milwaukee, Wisconsin and will be cascaded nationwide more »