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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action The Android Market’s got lots of apps at this point, sure, but the question was always if it had the right apps. The addition of Hulu Plus today makes for a solid answer. Well, for six handsets in the US, anyway.
Hulu Plus for the Xbox 360 is aaaaalmost here. It launches tomorrow in the US, with the main Xbox perk being integrated Kinect controls. It’s gonna be free for the first week for all Xbox Live members, but then the usual Hulu Plus subscription fee will kick in.
Can’t watch Hulu Plus because of the PSN outage? If you happen to have an Xbox 360 you’ll be in luck, according to the June issue of OXM. The service is set to launch April 29 in the US – yeah, this Friday – and Microsoft will be promoting the launch with a contest. Random users will receive prizes, like Hulu Plus subscriptions. [Joystiq via Engadget]
Boxee is definitely getting Hulu Plus – under the condition Boxee removes all links to Hulu’s free streaming service. Boxee’s CEO is expected to confirm it later today, but until then that’s making the new Box look even costlier. [AllThingsD]
Peter Kafka hears Hulu might cutting the price of Hulu Plus in half to just $US5 a month. Smart, given that Hulu Plus isn’t yet offering that much more than regular old free Hulu and for $US9 a month, Netflix is still a better value (you even get one of those funky silver shiny disc things to go with it). [MediaMemo]
Looks like we’re going to have to edit our streaming video box breakdown: Hulu Plus is coming to both TiVo Premiere and Roku. They join Boxee and PS3 the only boxes to offer the service for now.
Hulu Plus! It’s finally here! But what is it really? According to this sampling by research firm One Touch, it’s 62 more episodes of Ugly Betty, 16 more episodes of House, 142 more episodes of Family Guy and more!
