Cupertino, Calif. - Apple has announced that it plans next month to begin making YouTube content available on televisions through its Apple TV wireless streaming device.

Cupertino, Calif. - Apple on Wednesday began shipping its Apple TV product, which allows PC and Mac users to stream movies, TV shows, photos, podcasts and other content from their computers to a television. The release of the $299 device, which comes with a 40GB hard drive, was delayed from February until today. Wall Street Journal technology columnist Walter Mossberg reviewed Apple TV for the paper on Wednesday, said that it "worked great," and recommended it "for people who are yearning for a simple way to show on their big TVs al that stuff trapped on their computers."

San Francisco - Apple said on Monday that it will delay the release of its new Apple TV product -- a box that streams Web video and other computer content to a television -- until mid-March, Reuters reported.

Carmel, Calif. - Internet video is expected to generate $5.8 billion by 2011, with ad-supported streaming to PCs and TVs accounting for $1.7 billion, while consumer spending on movie and TV downloads will top $4.1 billion -- up from $111 million last year -- according to a new report from Adams Media Research (AMR).

San Francisco - Apple on Tuesday unveiled its long-awaited iPhone, a touch-screen mobile phone with music, video and Internet capabilities, as well as a device that wirelessly transmits video and other content from a computer to a television.