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Miro Internet TV 2.5 Released

Nicholas Reville announced the release of Miro 2.5

Yes! We have just released Miro 2.5, a major update with new features, faster performance, audio podcasts, and lots of polish.

Remember to read the Miro 2.5 Preview to learn a bit about Miro, new features and changes.

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Author: CoolGoose

Miro Internet TV 2.5 Preview

Internet TV is one of the most developing field in the tech market.
The origin of this field can was with the introduction of streaming video. The quality of the video depended on your connection speed. With the advancement of broadband Internet, the quality of the video and ability to access it online increased. The next revolution in this field was YouTube, which gave the idea of social interaction with video. But the problem with YouTube was that movies can only be viewed in a little pop-up windows. After this the idea of high definition video which utilizes fast broadband speeds for streaming the content over the Internet emerged.
AppleTV and Joost are some of the products which are developed to satisfy the above mentioned need. They bring the best features of on-demand television and streaming video together, creating a revolution in the Internet TV market.

Author: John Doe

[Poll]What does the OS do for you?

Linux has made me aware of something. I realized I don't use the computer for much. Those categories present in the Application tab showed some of the possible uses of the personal computer and I have become aware I only use a few of them. And I suspect that's the case with most computer users. Hence the purpose of this poll. I don't know if there has been one before, but, if there has, it's outdated. This will just be a new one.

I'm curious to see what do you use your computer for. How many things can be done with this machine? In how many unusual and unexpected ways can it be used? Does it do your laundry or cook for you? :)

Just to make things simple I will give an example of my daily uses in order for you to get an idea of what I'm talking about. I will also keep the afore mentioned categories so as to keep some organization.

Office: I write my daily journal and occasional articles, I
watch slide shows
Internet: I check my email box and send e-mails, I read the
news, I watch videos and listen to music, I read
comedy and information about books, I download
stuff, I chat with my friends, I browse through
different other types of sites
Audio & Video: I listen to music and rarely watch films

Other: I read books, I rarely play games, I rarely edit photos

That means I use Open Office Write and Presentation, a web browser and an IM client, a torrent client, a pdf reader, an audio and video player and a photo editor.

I use Ubuntu 9.04.

How about you?

Author: Lucas
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