SOTI's BlitFire 10X technology uses Artificial Intelligence to power up a Mobile Device Management Revolution!
BlitFire 10X - New groundbreaking technology from SOTI offers up to 10 times faster Remote Control performance on all platforms (Android, iOS, Blackberry, Windows, etc.)! MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - New groundbreaking technology developed in SOTI's R&D Labs, code named "BlitFire 10X", brings up to 10 times faster remote control performance to the Mobility industry.

Mazda Teams Up With Velocity for 2012 U.S. TV Broadcasts
IRVINE, Calif., Feb. 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The best race in the world is hearsay unless people see it.  Some of the best racing in the world is not the headline race, but the support races featuring the stars of tomorrow.  Mazda has supported more road racers over the past decade than any other automaker, and for 2012 is stepping up that support to include extended TV coverage on the new Velocity network. (Photo:  ) "Hardcore fans know that some of the most intense action can be found in the Playboy MX-5 Cup, Star Mazda and Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship.  But if you weren't at the race, you are left to take our word for it.  Now, thanks to a partnership with Velocity, and Caroli ...

Netflix Brings TV Shows and Movies to Windows Phone in Latin America, UK and Ireland
LOS GATOS, Calif., April 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Starting today Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) members in Latin America, the UK and Ireland can instantly watch TV shows and movies on their Windows Phones. (Logo:  ) Netflix has released an updated, international version of the Netflix App for Windows Phoneâ„¢, significantly increasing the number of devices supported by Netflix in Latin America, the UK and Ireland.

Truly Madly Deeply in Love With Television: Nation Spends More Than Two Months a Year in Front of Screens
LONDON, March 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- New report reveals trend of "chatterboxing" amongst Britons, as one in four (26%) opts for two-screen viewing Not only does the average Brit spend over two months a year watching television, social media sites are also influencing the viewing choices of many people, according to a report published by TV Licensing today. Research conducted for TeleScope 2012, which looks at the UK's TV viewing habits, suggests that the trend of commenting via a second screen about a programme, or 'chatterboxing', is starting to grip the nation.