Watch.tv Blog » kylo http://blog.watch.tv Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:00:14 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 The Marriage of Two .tvs: Clicker and Kylo http://blog.watch.tv/2010/10/the-marriage-of-two-tvs-clicker-and-kylo/ http://blog.watch.tv/2010/10/the-marriage-of-two-tvs-clicker-and-kylo/#comments Wed, 06 Oct 2010 21:37:50 +0000 Michaela B., Verisign http://blog.watch.tv/?p=2350 OK,  so maybe marriage is not quite the right analogy. Perhaps an API is just a first date. Either way I think it makes an interesting user experience. You get the Kylo.tv’s browser for the 10 foot user experience combined with Clicker.tv’s programming guide and visual search. We’ve mentioned Clicker.tv and Kylo.tv before on this blog and it’s fun to see two .tvs getting together. Thanks to Liz Shannon Miller at NewTeeVee for the heads up on this news.

*Image via NewTeeVee

]]> http://blog.watch.tv/2010/10/the-marriage-of-two-tvs-clicker-and-kylo/feed/ 0 The .tv Spotlight: Kylo.tv http://blog.watch.tv/2010/06/the-tv-spotlight-kylo-tv/ http://blog.watch.tv/2010/06/the-tv-spotlight-kylo-tv/#comments Fri, 18 Jun 2010 18:45:48 +0000 .tv Spotlight http://blog.watch.tv/?p=1797 Hillcrest Labs (based in Rockville, Md.) has designed a great .tv website to brand their product, a free web video browser named Kylo.  Kylo, which came out in beta form a few weeks ago, is basically a Web browser for your television and runs on both Windows and Mac.  It enables users to bring their TV and PC together to create the ultimate content experience so that they can enjoy their favorite online shows, videos, music, games and news. It’s nice to see folks leveraging .tv to represent the online video and television mediums.

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