If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Verizon has just announced that Fios customers will now be able to “stream nearly all of their ...

Verizon just gave ye olde Digital Video Recorders a relevant upgrade. As of Monday, Verizon Fios subscribers can now use the service's mobile app to stream DVR content on any mobile device with ...

Verizon TV users can now access their DVR content from any network, virtually anywhere in the world from their mobile devices. Verizon announced the new feature as an update to the FiOS mobile app ...

Verizon Wireless is making it easier than ever for its FiOS subscribers to stream nearly all of their much-loved DVR-recorded shows anywhere, so long as they have Internet connection. The company ...

If you have FiOS service from Verizon, things just got a bit more interesting when it comes to your DVR content. Customers that have both Quantum TV and FiOS Internet service will have the capability ...

Quick, and to the point. I've got FIOS internet and have been looking to drop my Directv to get FIOS tv. While I'm a little loath to lose my DirecTivo, I don't think it'll work with FIOS. My question ...

With HDTVs, Blu-ray players, DVRs, HTPCs and cable boxes all offering YouTube access, it's hard to believe there's a mainstream service out there which hasn't slapped streaming video into their ...

As the cord-cutting trend continues to sweep the nation, cable and satellite television providers are doing everything in their power to prolong the inevitable and Verizon is no exception. The ISP is ...

Sign up for some sweet, sweet fiber pipes via Verizon FiOS between now and October 4th and you can bag a year’s worth of free Home Media multi-room DVR-the nifty ...

Since chairman and net neutrality skeptic Ajit Pal dropped an FCC investigation into data-free "zero-rating," it's full speed ahead for carriers on unlimited video streaming. Verizon is piling on with ...

Ok, I just got a a Verizon FiOS DVR box and it shows up on my subnet with my home PCs, which I thought was interesting, since there is no ethernet cable connected to it, just standard RG-6 coaxial ...