Title: Caring for Severely Ill Kids May Have Silver Lining
Category: Health News
Created: 4/29/2014 2:35:00 PM
Last Editorial Review: 4/30/2014 12:00:00 AM
Sky is bringing two of its viewer packages – Sky Go and Now TV — to the PlayStation 4 in the UK . The statement was buried in Sky’s latest financial results, and doesn’t include any further details at this point. Small update: The company confirms that Now TV will be available on the PS4 this summer, with Sky Go following “later this year”. The British satellite TV broadcaster launched Sky Go back in July 2011, after merging its existing Sky Player and Sky Mobile TV services, and the service is available on iOS, Android and Windows Phone devices — although the latter is limited to Italy only right now. While Sky…
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AT&T is reported to have approached satellite TV firm DirecTV over a possible acquisition, according to the Wall Street Journal. DirecTV has around 20 million viewers and a $40 billion market cap. Any deal would bring AT&T’s TV presence to around the same size as its rival Comcast’s, once the company completes its deal to buy Time Warner Cable. AT&T’s own TV business is estimated to have 5.7 million customers, while Comcast and Time Warner Cable combined will serve around 30 million. The Journal cites sources who claim that AT&T has previously approached DirecTV and Dish “in recent years,” though, reading between the lines,…
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Ever forgotten where you parked your car? If you use Google Now then that could become a thing of the past, as the service now includes a parking detector. “When the card shows up in Google Now, you’ll see an indicator showing the approximate location of your car. To see other locations where you’ve recently parked, touch Previous locations. Your location data for parking location cards isn’t shared with anyone else,” Google explains. The company says Google Now uses sensors in your phone to work out when you leaving a moving vehicle. That means that you might see the card if you get out…
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