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Tivo and Domino's Offering Pizza Via Your Remote Control


Clearly catering towards the wants, nay, needs of the average American couch potato is TiVo and Domino's Pizza, which have collaborated in order to bring on-sofa pizza ordering to broadband-connected TiVo subscribers. If you'll recall, this service was actually announced for Australia earlier this month, but users in the US of A get the first chance to indulge. 'Course, this is far from the first unorthodox method of ordering pizza, and the lack of a scheduled delivery option is certainly a weak point, but this widget does reveal that all sorts of differentiating applications could eventually find their way to a TiVo box near you. Feel free to give it a spin tonight, but don't blame us if that backlit remote gets dimmed from grease seeping into the crevices.

[Via ZatzNotFunny]

Pizza Hut Lets You Order Pies on Facebook

Pizza Hut Hits Facebook
Okay, so you can order a pie via text message and track it online, but what if you're so busy playing a game of 'Scrabulous' 'Wordscraper' that you can't even click away from Facebook? You're in luck, as Pizza Hut has given you the power to order directly from within your profile.

Yes, Pizza Hut, now part of the dizzying and overwhelming array of Facebook app plug-ins, can now be integrated with your wall and other profile accoutrement. Through the app, you can browse menus and place your order, all without missing a friend update. It all sounds somewhat silly, but remember, online pizza sales are a multi-billion dollar industry, and that's a pie that Pizza Hut wants a big, big slice of. [From: BetaNews]

Vending Machine Sells Hot, Deep Dish Pizza



With a celly in your pocket and laptop in your pack, it's easy to spend an entire work-day day on the road without sitting an office (or indeed any other place) for more than a few minutes at a time. Things get a little tricky when the tummy starts a rumbling, though. Sure, you could throw a handful of protein bars into your bag and munch on those on the road, but even a modern road warrior needs a hot meal from time to time. What to do when fast-food isn't fast enough? How about a TombStone Deep Dish pizza, straight out of a vending machine?

It's not the most expensive vending machine we've ever seen, but it's certainly one of the most intriguing. Just insert a few bucks, pick your toppings via the buttons on the right, and in just a few minutes out pops your perfectly fresh (formerly frozen) pizza covered in hot (processed) cheese, certain to burn the roof of your mouth. Add a can of Red Bull (conveniently dispensed right next door) and you're ready to get moving again on to your next appointment -- or back to your basement to continue the marathon 'World of Warcraft' raid. [From: boingboing gadgets]

Papa John's Sells $1 Billion in Pizza Online

In its advertising, Papa John's Sells $1 Billion in Pizza Onlinepizza mega-chain Papa John's claims better ingredients make better pizza. Now the company is also saying that easier ordering makes for better revenues. Papa John's reported total online sales of over $1 billion since it started accepting Internet orders back in 2001. Enabling customers to go online and click their way to a pizza has made the franchise a favorite among many Internet savvy users, and while the company made only $20 million in online sales its first year, it nearly topped $400 million last year.

These days, all the major pizza chains offer online ordering, with Pizza Hut enabling orders via text message and Domino's Pizza Tracker letting impatient types know where their pizzas are on the assembly line.

Now if only they could find a way to deliver pies over the Internet we'd be truly set. [Source: CNN]

Domino's Pizza Tracker Monitors Your Pie's Progress

Domino's Introduces the Pizza Tracker

If you're the type who hates to pick up the phone, no problem: Many restaurants have already made your life easier by offering online orders. Pizza, in particular, is usually just a few clicks of a mouse (or even a text message) away these days, but once you do click, you're always left with that bit of doubt: Did my order really get placed? With no friendly voice to assure you it'll be there in 30 minutes, it's easy to wonder about the fate of your alleged pizza order. Not with Domino's, at least not any more, thanks to its new Pizza Tracker.

The Pizza Tracker is like one of those agonizing bars you get when you're downloading or installing software to your computer, except this time when the bar fills up, you have a hot and cheesy pizza in a box instead of some lame computer app on your desktop. As it progresses through preparation, baking, boxing, and delivery, the bar fills up, so you always know exactly where your pie is -- though that last "delivery" phase of the bar is a bit long and vague. We'd like to see some real-time GPS look-ups for Pizza Tracker 2.0.

From BetaNews

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Pizza Hut Offers Text Message and Mobile Web Ordering

Pizza Hut Offers Text Message and Mobile Web Ordering
Just cause you don't want to bother to call up the local national pizza chain doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to get it delivered to your doorstep. Or at least we don't think so, and it seems the big three pizza chains agree. Pizza Hut is the latest to offer mobile and web text messaging, while Domino's began offering ordering via a mobile website in September (to some locations).

Pizza Hut, starting today, will offer ordering for its 6,200 outlets via a mobile website on web-enabled phones or via text message for those without a data plan. Those in New York can get better pizza on just about every street corner, but it's hard to beat such a convenience.

From the Consumerist

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Laser Pizza Cutter, Complete with Video


Who likes lasers? We do! We do!

We like lasers so much we're bringing you this video of a freakin' laser pizza cutter. There isn't much to say, it's a laser, it cuts the pizza into 8 delicious slices. Although it does look like the guy at the end of the video is having a little trouble getting a slice out.

From OhGizmo!

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