Watching brand-new movies at home

Google Instant is launched for Android and iPhone, a new browser plug-in prevents you from drunken social networking, and Time Warner wants to offer brand-new movies for $30 on $50 on demand.

by Natali Morris

November 5, 2010 8:45 AM PDT Follow @natalimorris

Watching brand-new movies at home

Links from Friday's episode of Loaded:

Time Warner is toying with the idea of distributing brand-new movies on demand to watch at home for $30 to $50
Sharp is going to launch 3D phones
Google brings Google Instant search options to the iPhone and Android phones
The European Union wants to revamp privacy laws for social networks
Skype for Mac features group video chatting but no Facebook integration
Hulu Plus is now available without an invitation and is available on the PlayStation without a PlayStation Network subscription
A browser plug-in called the SocialMediaSobrietyTest tries to stop you from embarrassing yourself

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