Downloading games is convenient, but the fact that you don’t receive physical media isn’t always reflected in the pricing. Over at our sister site Kotaku, David has revisited the issue of the Xbox Games On Demand platform, to see if downloads for that platform offer better value than they did at launch.
When we reported on TPG’s plans for an uncapped broadband service last month, we noted that the details were a little hazy. According to one Lifehacker reader, the deal isn’t easy to come by.
Windows: Ever wish you could guarantee your BitTorrent download didn’t choke your streaming YouTube video — or vice versa — but don’t feel like setting up Quality of Service rules on your super-router? NetBalancer shapes bandwidth allocations for different apps on your PC.
Further proof that we like online TV viewing: Seven’s PLUS7 catch-up service, which launched last month, attracted half a million users in its first month of operation.
When AAPT rolled out an uncapped ADSL2+ broadband plan last month, we wondered how long it would be before other providers followed suit. This week, both TPG and Exetel have announced unlimited services, potentially eliminating the pain of a slowed connection or an unexpected bill near the end of the month.
