Earlier today we published a full review of the new ASUSTOR AS-304T, a low-cost, consumer focused NAS with several features derived from the company's more powerful products. The AS-2 and AS-3 Series ...

Let me start off by saying that since I discovered XBMC, my life has changed. I spend nearly every free minute I have reading up on new plugins that have launched and watching video tutorials on how ...

XBMC is an amazing media center application that offers more power and customization options than any commercial media center. As awesome as it is, you can further enhance XBMC by using the right ...

Chorus is an add-on for XBMC that lets you remotely manage, build playlists, queue up videos, organize your library, and do just about anything you want with your media center—all from the comfort of ...

The MK802 is a tiny PC-on-a-stick with an Allwinner A10 ARM Cortex-A8 processor, Mali 400 graphics, up to 1GB of RAM, and 4GB of storage. It ships with Android 4.0 software, but it can also run a ...

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Check this out this morning. This new iPhone app from the App Store, called XBMC Remote, does just that—it lets you control your XBMC from an iPhone or iPod touch. The app is pretty open-minded, too.

If you are using a Smart TV or another connected device that uses an onscreen keyboard entering data into the thing can be very tedious. Motorola has a cool remote control called the XBMC that is up ...

XBMC is the greatest media streamer of them all. That’s fact, friend. But it has never had an official real life remote control like Boxee that outed their dual-sided a couple months after the Boxee ...

Where on earth my TV's remote control went I cannot be sure. It has been gone for months and as time passes I feel that it is truly gone forever. Sure, I could buy a $500 remote and be assured that it ...

XBMC has been a popular free media center since the days of the modded first generation XBox. Enthusiasts would purchase a mod chip and whip out their soldering iron and unlock the full capabilities ...