Back in October, TiVo and Netflix announced an exciting partnership.  Today, that partnership bears fruit, in the form of Netflix goodness on your TiVo box.

Specifically, subscribers of both Netflix and TiVo services, who are using a TiVo® Series3, TiVo HD, or TiVo HD XL box, will be able to stream thousands of TV shows and movies.

You can add movies or shows through the Netflix online interface or right through the TiVo, and you get complete control to rewind, fast forward, and pausing as well.  As if we weren't lazy enough, and didn't go through too much Dominos as it is - it's now guaranteed that we'll be permanent couch potatoes!

[Read the official press release at TiVo.com]

Yes, the moment you've been waiting for is finally here.  You won't even have to winch yourself from the comfort of your own couch or barely burn a calorie to order a steaming hot Domino's pizza pie - as long as you're a broadband connected TiVo subscriber!

Today, TiVo and Domino's have teamed up to give you the Domino's application for your TiVo.  Starving TV addicts will be able to build their own custom pizza order using the TiVo remote, and the service will sync up with your Dominos.com account to make satisfying cravings even easier.  Those who order will pay COD for their beloved piping hot treats.

What are you waiting for, TiVo people?  It's way past lunchtime - order up some Domino's on your TiVo!

[Read the official press release at TiVo.com]

We're so jealous!  It doesn't look like TiVo is warming up to game development for their boxes stateside, but in beautiful Australia, budding Java programmers will soon be able to have their way with the TiVo.

Looks like they'll be able to write "broadband applications" as well, seemingly opening up TiVo units to a wealth of third party applications.  This is exciting news indeed, and I think something that we'd like to see available worldwide!

Read the official media release at Gizmodo Australia