Yesterday, September 7th, Disney Movie Anywhere was updated to allow for Amazon Video and Microsoft. Now you can watch your Disney movies on these two additional providers as well as the current three: iTunes, Google Play, and Vudu.
Also for a limited time, you can get Monsters, Inc. for free by signing up for the first time with one of these partners.
In 2011 with the introduction of the iPhone 4S, Apple added Siri integration into iOS; this early version of Siri was pretty stupid. Jump ahead to today, improvements to the software supposedly made Siri smarter, but is it really? I asked the same question to Siri and Google, and these are the results:
Google got the voice translation slightly wrong – mistaking "were" for "was" – but it did get the correct answer; and spoke it to me as well. Siri on the other hand, wasn't even close to the correct answer. Siri just gave me a list of all the presidents.
Not only does ABC display unethical business practices by requiring a cable subscription to use their "Watch ABC" app, considering ABC is a free over-the-air channel that anyone can watch with an antenna, no cable subscription required; but now apparently not all cable subscriptions are good enough. I do subscribe to a cable provider, yet I still can't watch content on "Watch ABC" for whatever ridiculous reason they came up with.
This should not be allowed to happen. The FCC really needs to crack down on this evil act of defiance.
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