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Project Latte is Microsoft’s best effort to bring Android apps on Windows 10. This support will be targeting to eliminate the need for Android emulation or phone mirroring on Windows 10. Previously there was no official support for Android on Windows. Users have to emulate Android apps on their PCs, but with the launch of the Project Latte, Android apps can easily run on Windows 10.
What irks me more is that Bell Media had a real opportunity to change the television landscape and act as a real leader in the space. Bell Media could have looked at Netflix’s “customer first” model that is stealing customers from them left and right by offering a wonderful mix of original and catalogue programming at an affordable price. Bell Media could have recognized that an entire generation of Canadians are no longer looking to pay a hefty monthly cable bill on top of their equally hefty mobile and internet ones. Bell Media could have done the math and realized that if they offer an amazing service at an affordable price, they’ll not only make piles of money as a result of their onerous and punitive bandwidth caps, but also cash in when they invariably raise the price of CraveTV over the course of the next few years (again, see our mobile and internet bills!). Instead, Bell Media did what is par for the course when it comes to Canadian (and let’s face it, most American media conglomerates): They attempted to squeeze every last penny out of a dying industry that is on its last legs.
From a media release: At a press conference this morning, Kevin Crull, President, Bell Media introduced Canada to CraveTV™, the company’s next-generation subscription on-demand video streaming service launching Thursday, Dec. 11. Costing about as much as a latte, CraveTV brings simplicity, ubiquity, accessibility, and premium content to Canadian TV lovers at an unbeatable value.
At launch, the Sci-Fi & Fantasy, STAR TREK, and Superheroes collections will represent more than 1,500 hours of programming for "Project Latte" subscribers.
ORPHAN BLACK and DOCTOR WHO
STAR TREK
While the catalogue has been available to fans in various forms throughout the years, "Project Latte" will be the only service to deliver all six series in their entirety: STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES; STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION; STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE; STAR TREK: VOYAGER; and STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE.
Plus, fans get access to the little-known STAR TREK: THE ANIMATED SERIES, voiced by the original cast.
UTOPIA
"Project Latte" will also feature the British conspiracy thriller UTOPIA, which earlier this week was awarded "Best Drama" at the International Emmy Awards.
SCI-FI & FANTASY
Also joining the lineup of ever-growing premium content on "Project Latte" is cop fantasy GRIMM, smoking-hot werewolf drama BITTEN, fan-favourite TEEN WOLF, Season 1 of BBC's epic adventure drama ATLANTIS, medieval fantasy MERLIN, BBC's action-packed series SINBAD, comedy horror TODD & THE BOOK OF PURE EVIL, cult favourite military sci-fi series BATTLESTAR GALLACTICA (2004-09), and its spin-off CAPRICA. The iconic and influential THE TWILIGHT ZONE will also be available to "Project Latte" subscribers, in fully re-mastered glory.
Coming up later in 2015 is the greatly anticipated new Space Original production KILLJOYS, an interplanetary space drama from ORPHAN BLACK producers Temple Street Productions.
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