The long awaited announcement of Hulu Plus has finally happened, and the service looks even better than expected.   The service itself will cost $9.99, and Hulu Plus subscribers will have access to full seasons of new shows and an incredible back catalog of older shows.  You'll get access to all nine seasons of 'The X-Files' and the entire run of 'Law and Order: SVU.' 

The biggest problem with 3D television at the moment is the lack of content.  No matter how great your set is, it doesn't do you a lot of good if you don't have anything to watch.  If you're not into soccer, there's almost no content available.  But that changes on July 1st, with the launch of N3D.

One thing that's keeping people from giving up their cable boxes and sticking solely with download and streaming services is that a lot of good content is still largely unavailable.  For game consoles, that goes double.

"Consumers want to access video any time, any place," says Verizon's Mike Ritter.  "Verizon continues to expand our high-quality entertainment services, providing FiOS customers with access and control."

Sure, it's a niche, but if you're a sports fan with a 3D television and a Comcast subscription, then June 11th is the day you've been waiting for.  That's the day that ESPN 3D will go live to Comcast subscribers.  I'm not a huge soccer fan, and honestly, I don't know anyone that is.  It's a great sport, I'm sure, but the hype surrounding the FIFA World Cup baffles me.  Still, the June 11th date was picked for that very reason.