ABC is really hoping you’ll hang on to your cable subscription, and is taking a couple new steps to make sure of it. This week, the network will add live streaming video to its iPhone and iPad apps, the New York Times reports. Original post on time.com Comments on reddit.com
Scientists in Cambridge have reversed paralysis in dogs after injecting them with cells grown from the lining of their nose. Original post on bbc.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
Samsung told The Korea Times on Monday that it will end its LCD panel supply relationship with Apple as of next year. That’s according to a Original post on techcrunch.com Comments on reddit.com
In rats with completely severed spinal cords, it produced an ‘astonishing degree’ of nerve growth, scientists from the University Of California at San Diego said. Original post on dailymail.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
For a small fee, some Europeans get access to the full complement of HBO content. Original post on arstechnica.com Comments on reddit.com
In theory, this fuel cell could eventually drive low-power sensors and computers that decode your brain activity to interface with… Original post on extremetech.com Comments on reddit.com
Scientists at Monash University in Australia have found how the zebrafish heals its spinal cord after injury. Original post on sci-news.com Comments on reddit.com
Cord cutters missing their live TV fix, rejoice: The Simple.TV’s Kickstarter campaign has begun. Original post on digitaltrends.com Comments on reddit.com
We’ve discussed in the past how Hulu’s owners — the major Hollywood/TV studios — absolutely hate that Hulu is actually useful and convincing people to watch TV online. Because of that, they’ve been trying to destroy Hulu…. Original post on techdirt.com Comments on reddit.com
Researcher finds that 1 million U.S.-based customers cut the cord last year, but that’s just a fraction of the more than 100 million cable or satellite subscribers. Read this blog post by Don Reisinger on Digital Media. Original post on cnet.com Comments on reddit.com