Boxee has just announced that the are planning on launching their own iPad application. The Boxee iPad application will be able to stream content between devices running its software. Thus, users will be able to watch movies and tv shows through the internet on their iPad via the Boxee set top box.

Boxee was going to adopt Apple’s Airplay technology into their box, but they have decided to create their own technology. The iPad app will launch very soon and will be completely compatible with the original iPad and Boxee version 1.1.

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“We’ll do some original releases, but we don’t see ourselves competing with the programmers or studios.”

From my point of view it is great to see another free movie streaming service, however this legitimate service has a very poor design and looks quite similar to a lot of the illegal sites all across the web. It is expected that there will be a lot of advertising on free streaming services, but advertising in the middle of movies is just a little too annoying.

What are your thoughts of Popcornflix.com?

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It seems as thought Redbox is considering launching their own Netflix type service. Redbox President Mitch Lowe has now confirmed that the service will be subscription-based, but he did not indicate price points for the service.

Currently, Redbox operates a large network of unmanned DVD rental kiosks throughout the USA. I cant see how Redbox thinks they can move from unmanned rental kiosks to being a strong technology based service.

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The Boxee Box has been upgaded with an amazing service just in time for Valentine’s Day. Boxee added Netflix support for the Boxee Box.

Netflix was supposed to be supported by the end of 2010, but it is finally here and it is going to make a lot of customers very happy.

Automatic firmware updates will roll-out later this week, but owners can force the download now by manually initiating a firmware update.

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The site itself has a very simple layout in which allows users to quickly view some of the most popular movies and even search by category. It seems as though all the movies on the site are copyright infringing. The movies themselves aren’t the best quality, mainly because they are filmed by someone with a handy cam instead of being an official release. However, watching these movies is of course fine for the users.

The movies seem to have been uploaded to Megavideo as they are all using their video player. I’m quite surprised the movie companies don’t go after sites like Megavideo who allow anyone to distribute freely copyrighted content.

Overall if you are looking for a place to watch pretty much any movie for free without downloading any software, and your not too worried about the sound quality, then MovieWatchList is for you. Plus also remember that you can download anything from the site for free!

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• Redbox Wanting to Compete Head on with Netflix – February 19, 2011
• Boxee Finally Adds Netflix Support to Their Boxee Box – February 15, 2011

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