That was pretty quick, I just got an email from Netflix saying my Instant Streaming Disc for PS3 should be arriving tomorrow! I’ve been encouraged to add movies and shows to my instant Queue. The email also had an ad for the PlayStation Store. Both Netflix and Sony see Netflix on PS3 as a non-competing service and we’d have to agree.

Look out for yours if you’ve already reserved it!

The National Basketball Associaton is set to drop a few apps that will allow fans to watch games live on their mobile devices. NBA League Pass Mobile will be coming to the iPhone, iPod Touch and Android phones starting Friday, leaving Blackberry waiting in the wings. It won’t be cheap as the app will cost $39.99 and will let users watch up to 40 live games per week. Local blackout rules will still apply. The app also gives the option to watch some games on demand for up to two days later, plus game alerts and live stats. (via Crave)

Well, there you have it folks, Sony and Netflix have announced their intent to bring media streaming to the PS3. With all the rumors flying around, it was actually becoming harder and harder to believe. Worry not, friends as the deal is legit, with both parties chiming in. With the help of an Instant Streaming Blu-ray Disc, you’ll be able to activate the service which will get you all the movies you can handle for $8.99, matching a similar service Netflix has set up for Xbox360 fanboys.

The demand’s sure to be high for this one, so head to Netflix for more info.

Hulu is looking to take a piece of that pie that Windows Media Center, Netflix, Boxee and all those other set ups were eating so casually. Now, Hulu Desktop is sure to change the media streaming spectrum by providing a sleek, sharp interface that’s compatible with Mac & PC six button remotes. So what sets it apart from the rest? Well, it’s got Time-Based browsing that allows you to sort programming from when it first aired as well as a Recommendations section that takes in to account what you’ve recently watched.

Guess Hulu Labs, the site’s experiment division, is getting off on the right foot.

PlayOn’s media server software gives you the ability to stream internet video from YouTube, Hulu, CBS, Netflix, CNN, ESPN and a few others to your PlayStation 3, Xbox360 or other DLNA compliant hardware via a PC. It’s finally out of beta which means you have 14 days to give it a trial run and see how you like it.

SlingPlayer Mobile is already out for Windows Mobile, Palm, Symbian, UIQ, and BlackBerry (beta) platforms and now it’s on its way to the iPhone. With the app, you can access one or more Slingboxes from your mobile device, and watch your TV stations on-the-go.

You’ll also have the ability to manage your DVR from the iPhone, but something special in the iPhone version is the ability to synchronously add and remove favorite channels directly from the iPhone’s interface.