Rdio for iPhone

is the perfect app for music lovers of all descriptions. This app allows you to find and

stream millions of albums

and share your favorites with friends. While the app itself is free, a subscription to the Rdio service will run you $9.99 per month, well worth it if you're curious to find new and interesting music but aren't interested in buying or downloading it.

Cable and satellite? That's so 1996! These days people are starting to get a lot of their entertainment over the Internet, and there's a whole new generation of hardware designed to help you get your Internet-based content directly onto your TV. Sean and Andy take a look at the newest version of the AppleTV, as well as the Roku XDS and the Boxee Box.

Every year, Google invites developers to attend Google I/O to learn where the big G sees things going. Android has never been better represented than it was this year. We take a look at some of the most interesting Android announcements coming out of Google I/O. We'll cover some some of these developments in-depth in coming episodes, most specifically, Ice Cream Sandwich, the tablet and smartphone Android OS, coming later this year.
We check back in on the location data debacle that has privacy pundits crying foul. Senator Al Franken stepped into the fray, holding a hearing that saw Google and Apple both testifying on location data stored in smartphones and how it's used.
We also look at the Android version of the Netflix app finally bringing streaming Netflix movies and TV shows to Android... at least, a select few Android handsets.
Finally, Kate Abraham brings us her review of the Air Control Lite game.

Roku gained some popularity for being a cheap and easy way to get Netflix off the computer and onto the TV. Now with increased competitiveness from the likes of Apple TV, Boxee and even video game consoles in the living room, Roku is stepping up its game with the XD|S.

Adult content on demand.

If that sounds tempting, consider yourself a part of FyreTV's demographic. We first met FyreTV at last year's AEE 2010 and just had to see what was new. Turns out, quite a bit. Namely, HD movies thanks to a new HD box, Roku, Google TV and Boxee apps, Android, iPhone and iPad compatibility and more.

In this episode,

Sean Carruthers

talks to Marisol Segal of Rdio about

Rdio's music subscription service

. For a monthly fee, users can have

music streamed straight to their computer

or mobile devices. Rdio is compatible with iPhones, BlackBerrys, Android phones and Windows Phone 7 models, and can also stream music to the soon-to-be-released

Sonos ZoneBridge

.

Stay tuned to butterscotch.com for more

up to the minute video coverage from the CES 2011 show floor.

In this episode, we show you how to

watch Netflix videos on your iPhone

using the Netflix application

. We'll also talk a little bit more about the various

Netflix-enabled devices

so that you can

stream Netflix videos

whenever you want.

In order to

rent movies through Netflix.com

, you'll need to

create a Netflix account

. A

Netflix account with a subscription

allows you to

rent movies and TV shows

through Netflix. We show you how to

set up your Netflix account

and give you a tour of the

Netflix account menu

.

With

iOS 4.2 installed on your iPad

, you can now use AirPlay to

stream movies to your AppleTV

. This allows you to watch your iPad movies on your big-screen television while doing other activities on the iPad. We'll show you

how to use your iPad

to stream movies to AppleTV or

stream music through AirPort Express

in this episode.

You may have seen some of our

Android phone tutorials

and wondered how we manage to

capture the screen

on our computers. Well in this episode we're going to show you how to

stream your Android phone screen

to your computer, whether it's a

PC, Mac or Linux

machine.

In this series, we show you

how to use AppleTV

. AppleTV is a

multimedia streaming device

by Apple that allows you to stream media to your television set. Whether you want to

stream photos, videos or music

, or even if you want to

rent movies or television shows

, AppleTV can do it. In fact, it can even

access Netflix, YouTube or Flickr

, and we'll show you how to do all that and more.

In this bonus episode, we show you how to set up your

iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch

as your

AppleTV remote

. It's a simple process that requires you to download the

Remote application

to your mobile device and log on with your

Apple ID

. We'll show you how in this episode.

In this episode, we show you how to customize your

AppleTV settings

. We've already shown you some of the settings like the

Network and iTunes Store settings

but here, we'll show you

how to use parental controls

to limit access to your AppleTV, how to modify

audio and video settings

, and more.

There are more ways to

get content through your AppleTV

through the Internet menu. In addition to YouTube and Flickr, you can also

download podcasts to your AppleTV

,

access online files through MobileMe

or listen to music with the Radio option. We show you how to do all of that in this episode.

You can

access photos through Flickr

using your AppleTV device

so that you can browse thousands of images online. You can

search for photos

by topic or

adding a Flickr contact

to your list. We'll show you how to do all that and more in this episode.

In this episode, we show you how to

access YouTube through AppleTV

. Although the layout is different, you can

watch videos on YouTube

through your AppleTV the same way as you would using your computer. You can also

log in to YouTube

and see your Favorites and your subscriptions. We walk you through it in this episode.

Another way that you can

rent movies and television shows

through your

AppleTV

is by using Netflix. In this episode, we show you

how to access Netflix

through your AppleTV and allows you to browse the Netflix library of videos and TV shows. Netflix will even give you a list of

recommended videos

based on your rental history.

In this episode, we show you how to

stream media from iTunes

on your computer to your

AppleTV device

. It's easy to do and can be repeated with multiple computers throughout your home so long as they are connected to your

home network

and they are logged in to the same iTunes account that you used

setting up your AppleTV

.

If you want to

rent movies or TV

shows

using your AppleTV

, then you'll need to

set up your Apple ID

. This is the same as your

iTunes email address

, so if you use iTunes, then you can use your email address for your Apple ID. We'll show you how to set it up in this episode.

Here, we show you how to set up your

AppleTV's network configuration

, which you'll need to do to

stream your media

. The simplest way is to use an Ethernet cable to physically connect your device, but

connecting your AppleTV wirelessly

to your

home network

is just as easy. We'll show you how to connect both ways in this tutorial.

In order to interact with your

AppleTV device

, you'll need to either use the

remote control

provided or use an

iPad, iPod or iPhone

with the remote app set up. In this episode, we'll focus on

using the AppleTV remote

and we'll start by showing you how to use it to

navigate through the AppleTV menus

.

In this episode, we show you

how to set up AppleTV

by connecting the unit to your television using an

HDMI cable

. We'll also give you an explanation of some of

features of the AppleTV

and explain what you can do with this

multimedia streaming device

.

The new Apple TV is 80 percent smaller than its predecessors, packs more power and uses less energy. The less energy thing comes in large part thanks to what is arguably the unit's biggest bummer: a lack of accessible on-board storage. For connecting to iTunes SD and HD movie and show rentals, hooking up to your iTunes library (video and music) and linking up with Netflix though, it's a worthy addition to your home theatre set up. A

full video review of the new Apple TV

and an

in depth tour of the Apple TV interface

.

Video coverage of CTIA 2010

: From the

CTIA 2010 show floor

, Andrew Moore-Crispin catches up with Mophie to find out what's new. Turns out, the answer is the

Mophie juice pack TV

that brings streaming TV from FloTV to your iPhone, along with the battery boosting benefits of the existing Mophie juice pack air.

Internet video

is awesome... and we're not being biased. You can find niche content that would have no chance on a mainstream TV network but that is feasible online thanks to the web economy. Roku brings Internet video to your TV and this model, the Roku HD-XR brings it to your HDTV. The only thing missing is a butterscotch.com channel to catch all your favorite shows. We're working on it!

You may have heard of "

streaming video

" or streaming audio and wondered what it is. Using cutting edge Word flowcharts that incorporate eye-popping graphics, Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan explains streaming video in terms we can understand.

Scosche has two great products for answering calls while in the car. The solCHAT attaches to your visor and is is a Bluetooth speaker that will verbally tell you who is calling. The best part is that it's solar powered so no need to constantly be replacing batteries. Scosche has also launched the Bluetooth Plug & Play Handsfree & Streaming Audio Car Kit.

Scosche also shows off the reviveLITE II, the flipSYNC for iPod & iPhone and the flipSYNC for all BlackBerry models.

Stay tuned to butterscotch.com as we bring you

video coverage of CES 2010

. Butterscotch hosts will be

on the CES 2010 floor

for the duration of the show and will continue to bring you

CES 2010 video as it happens

.

Let's be honest. iTunes on your home computer is probably not the best place to listen to music and yet that's probably where a lot of your music is. Creative's Sound Blaster Wireless System for iTunes + Receiver offers a simple means for PC users to stream music from their computers to the included receiver. Plug said receiver your home stereo or any speaker that accepts an input and you're listening to music from iTunes anywhere in the house.

Sean Carruthers talks with Vicky Deacon from Pure about the Sensia. This Internet radio offers Twitter and Facebook access.

Stay tuned to butterscotch.com as we bring you

video coverage of CES 2010

. Butterscotch hosts will be

on the CES 2010 floor

for the duration of the show and will continue to bring you

CES 2010 video as it happens

.

Subscribe to our CES 2010 video RSS feed.

Zune is apparently about much more than Microsoft trying to give the ubiquitous iPod a run for its money with the

Zune player

. It's an entertainment platform that incorporates video, music, photos and more. Now, the

Zune experience

is coming to

Xbox Live

with full HD movies available on-demand. No more waiting for a movie to download before you start watching.

Cheryl Poirier runs down her favorite new download: Orb. This slick program lets you access your music, movies and other media from anywhere on any computer or online device. You can even connect your home PC to a video source and get free streaming over the Net... like a SlingBox but free!

There are times when all of us want to listen to something different. Something we haven't planned or put in a playlist. Enter Winamp Media Player and all of the available online radio stations. There's a wealth of music available out there and it's easy to find and listen to with Winamp.

Seagate's Free Agent Theater unlocks the content on your PC and gets it onto the big screen, your home HDTV. Getting music, movies and pictures is as simple as docking the FreeAgent Go with the FreeAgent Theater.

Your computer is in the den but you're in the living room. It used to be that the only cost-effective way to get your music from the computer to every room in the house was to turn it up really, really loud. Creative is among the companies showing off wireless audio streaming technology at CES with its SoundBlaster for iTunes, coming in spring 2009.

In this series we show you

how to use AppleTV

. AppleTV is a

multimedia streaming device

by Apple that allows you to stream media to your television set. Whether you want to

stream photos, videos or music

, or even if you want to

rent movies or television shows

, AppleTV can do it. In fact, it can even

access Netflix, YouTube or Flickr

, and we'll show you how to do all that and more.