We managed to get an early look at Panasonic's TV-friendly implementation of Skype back at CES in January, but the company has just now finally activated the app on all of its 2010 VIERA Cast ...

Panasonic and movie streaming service, VUDU announced that Panasonic’s 2010 line of VIERA CAST-enabled Blu-ray Disc Players will offer instant streaming of VUDU’s huge high definition movie library.

Coupled with Panasonic’s new VIERA CAST technology, the PZ850 series will give consumers on-screen access to a far broader range of unique content than ever before.

Panasonic announced the activation of Twitter on Panasonic VIERA CAST enabled HDTVs. Twitter will also be available on VIERA CAST-enabled Blu-ray Disc Players at a later date.

Panasonic, a leader in High Definition technology and built-in TV web entertainment announced today that the Amazon Video On Demand service is now available on Panasonic’s VIERA CAST™ enabled HDTVs.

Panasonic has announced today that Netflix streaming service is now available on the Viera Cast content service.

Panasonic are pushing out an update today that will bring Amazon Video On Demand support to owners of their 2009 Blu-ray VIERACast players. The update… ...

Today, Panasonic announced that they will add Twitter to the list of built-in web entertainment technologies on their VIERA CAST enabled HDTVs and Blu-ray disc players. The company already offers ...

Panasonic will launch its Viera Cast technology in Europe during the coming months. We first heard tell of the tech last year and saw it at CES, but Panasonic has demonstrated it properly at the ...

One of the questions we've been pestering Panasonic with for ages is when Viera Connect -- formerly Viera Cast -- would get iPlayer. The answer, it seems, is straight away. Most of Panasonic's ...

Instant streaming from Netflix is now available on Panasonic's 2010 VIERA CAST-enabled VIERA HDTVs and Blu-ray Disc players. Earlier this year, Panasonic added Skype, Twitter and Pandora to its ...

The inclusion of such a wide-reaching service as Amazon Video on Demand builds on the forward-looking upgrade potential that televisions with Internet-based services like Viera Cast offer.