Verizon and Samsung Electronics announced that Samsung will add the Verizon FiOS TV App to its line of Smart TVs and Blu-ray Disc (BD) players in 2012.
Archive of posts tagged FiOS TV
Live Verizon FiOS TV Coming to Xbox
Verizon announced that it is working with Microsoft to allow Xbox LIVE Gold members who subscribe to both FiOS TV and Internet service to view select live channels through their Xbox consoles.
Verizon FiOS TV Hits Xbox 360
Verizon and Microsoft announced that Verizon FiOS TV and broadband customers who are also Xbox LIVE Gold members will be able to view live TV channels through their Xbox 360 game consoles.
Verizon Updates FiOS TV
Verizon announced the latest updates to its FiOS TV service, including 3D content software that automatically detects when a viewer tunes to a 3D program or channel and changes the appropriate settings for watching those programs on a 3D television set.
Panasonic and Verizon Demo Full HD 3D at CES
Panasonic and Verizon announced that they are demonstrating 1080p 3D video carried over Verizon’s FiOS TV service at CES 2011 in Las Vegas.
Avail-TVN Rolls Out 3D VOD Service
Avail-TVN announced the launch of its new 3D Video On Demand (VOD) movie service.
Verizon FiOS TV Delivers 3D College Football
Verizon announced that it will deliver a live VERSUS 3D college football game to all of its FiOS TV subscribers on Saturday November 13, 2010.
Verizon FiOS Features Ten 3D Movies
Verizon Communications Inc. announced that over the next two months its FiOS TV customers will have a chance to see ten 3D feature films on demand.
CBS and Verizon Executives Keynote TV 3.0 Conference
IMS Conferences announced that CBS Corporation Chief Research Officer and President of CBS Vision, David Poltrack as well as Verizon Telecom & Business, President and CEO Fran Shammo will deliver keynote addresses at “TV 3.0 – Innovations in TV and Content Delivery.”
Verizon FiOS Scores First NFL Game on 3D TV
Verizon announced that it is kicking off the football season with the production and broadcast of the first National Football League game in 3D on television for the company’s FiOS TV customers in parts of New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
