Netflix Watch Instantly Out of Beta for Mac Users
appscout.com 12/4/2008 — It's been a long, painful wait for Apple users, but Netflix has finally made available its Watch Instantly feature to the Mac. Netflix first introduced an opt-in Mac beta version of the service back in October. Netflix chalked the delay up to a ...

Netflix Watch Instantly For Mac Now Available For All Subscribers [NetFlix]
gizmodo.com 12/4/2008 — Netflix's Silverlight-based Watch Instantly feature for Macs is out of beta, and activated for all subscribers. The catalog still isn't complete and the six machine limit stands, but good news is good news. [ Netflix —Thanks, Ben! ]  ...

Netflix Watch Instantly for Mac exits beta
boygeniusreport.com 12/5/2008 — Back in October we told you that Netflix had plans to bring Watch Instantly to Mac users and after a surprisingly brief opt-in beta period, game on. The service is now officially out of beta and all Intel-based Mac owners who subscribe to Netflix ...

Try Netflix Watch Instantly on your Mac right now
venturebeat.com 11/2/2008 — Netflix is in the process of beta testing its Watch Instantly feature for Mac computers, and now it’s opened up the test for all users who wish to opt-in. Simply follow this link and you’ll be good to go: ...

Netflix “Watch Instantly” Mac Beta now open, better hurry
crunchgear.com 11/4/2008 — Sign up here ASAP.

The Netflix Player by Roku | Watch Over 12,000 Netflix Titles Instantly on your TV
roku.com 12/5/2008 — The Netflix Player The Netflix Player makes it easy to instantly watch movies and TV episodes over the Internet on your living room TV, or anywhere you have a TV and an Internet connection. Compact and lightweight, inexpensive but powerful, simple to ...

Netflix lets you try Movie Streaming now on your Apple Mac
i4u.com 11/3/2008 — Netflix announced the new movie player based on Microsoft Silverlight a week ago. Now the player that supports both Apple OS X and Microsoft Windows can be used by every Netflix subscriber. The new Netflix movie streaming software is still in beta.  ...

Netflix Watch Instantly coming to TiVo
engadgethd.com 10/30/2008 — The TiVo Series 3 and TiVo HD join the ranks of the Xbox 360, Roku and various Blu-ray players, with Netflix Watch Instantly streaming movies coming to several thousand households today in beta testing, followed by a wide release scheduled for ...

netflix inc. Resources
updates.zdnet.com 10/23/2008 — ZDNet Resources Netflix Watch Instantly comes to the Mac A week after a limited pool of Mac users were asked to test it, Netflix has opened the streaming portion of its movie rental service to all Mac users. The service, called Watch Instantly, uses ...

Netflix to Lay Off 50. Blames Silverlight. [NewTeeVee]
newteevee.com 12/8/2008 — In a corporate blog post today, Netflix said 50 of its technical specialists in its customer service group will be let go at the start of next year. The reason? The company isn’t blaming the economy, it’s blaming Microsoft’s ...

Will Mac Become a Virus Trap? — Today @ PC World 12/3/2008
Apple's long immunity from security worries common to Windows may be coming to a close.

Apple looking for Psystar's backers — CNET News.com 12/3/2008
Apple amended its lawsuit against Mac clone maker Psystar to allow for the possibility that other individuals or companies are supporting Psystar's activities.

How to customise the Acer Aspire One GUI — The Register 12/4/2008
Get the look you want We like the Acer Aspire One netbook's out-of-the-box UI. It's like Mac OS X's Dock writ large: a way of giving you easy access to key apps, but right in front of you, not tucked down at the bottom of the screen. However, you ...

Video: The couch potato's game-changer — CNET News.com 12/4/2008
Boxee, an all-in-one media center for your PC, is slowly gaining momentum as a go-to source for all of your videos, photos, and music. This week, the company has signed up Netflix so users can seamlessly stream movies on their computer by using their ...

Opinion: The debate resumes over Mac security — Latest from Computerworld 12/5/2008
The Mac community this week found itself debating an updated Apple Inc. Knowledge Base article that urged users to run antivirus software -- until the document was yanked. Computerworld 's Michael DeAgonia breaks the brouhaha down for you.  ...