NBC copies Netflix by making David Duchovny’s new show available to binge-watch on day one
As Netflix becomes more like traditional TV networks by commissioning its own shows, traditional TV networks are taking cues from Netflix. NBC today announced that it is making all 13 episodes of its new 1960s-set police drama Aquarius available to watch online after the show’s premiere on May 28th, aping the binge-watch-friendly model the streaming service has used for shows such as Arrested Development and Orange Is The New Black.
The entire season of the show — which features X-Files star David Duchovny as a detective looking into the activities of the Manson family in 1967 — will become available on NBC.com and via the network’s app, in addition to cable VOD platforms, shortly after the first episode airs on TV. NBC has only opened…
Raspberry Pi gets a remote Windows desktop client from Parallels
The client will work on all versions of Raspberry Pi hardware, and is optimized to run on Raspbian, the most commonly used version of Linux for the Pi.
HoloLens promo video gives a glimpse of early prototypes
During Microsoft’s Build 2015 event earlier today it displayed a „Closer look at the hardware“ promo video for its HoloLens AR headset. It’s the normal fluff and info we’re expecting about augmented reality, but as RoadtoVR points out, there are a fe…
Linux vendor Cumulus rolls out management pack
Linux network operating system developer Cumulus Networks rolled out a management platform that provides a common interface and operational …