From classics like Alice in Wonderland to the Pixar hits and Pirates movies of today, Disney will eventually put up a lion’s share of its movies for rent on the digital boob tube, YouTube. There are only a handful of Disney movies on YouTube right now but hundreds more will join the rental list in the next few weeks. More »
You want a Mac — or at least try one out — but you don’t want your friends to think you’ve become one of those Apple-owning hipsters you’re always making fun of. A cloud-based Mac rental service lets you use a Mac without losing your Windows cred. More »
No longer are Android devices left out in the cold when it comes to movie streaming. Movie downloads have found a home in the Android Market, with thousands of titles available to rent starting at $US2 a pop. The announcement came today at Google’s mega I/O conference. More »
While we’ve been enjoying Apple’s TK-strong and Netflix’s TK-title streaming movie libraries weren’t enough, YouTube’s been plotting a little jugular strike, sucking the streaming juice with a movie service of its own. Today, it’s real. More »
YouTube might currently be chock full of unauthorised movies, but now they’ve struck a deal with major Hollywood studios to bring new, legal movies to their site as well. More »
You know Blockbuster’s incredibly smug ad campaign about how they get new releases 28 days before Netflix? NOT ANYMORE! You see, in a cost-cutting move, they just agreed to deals with Warners, Fox and Universal to delay new release offerings. More »
The word on the street is that Apple’s giving out early gifts this Christmas, emailing free iTunes movie rental codes to random iTunes users. I haven’t received one – but have you? Let us know in the comments below! [9to5Mac]
