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Read It Later, the "DVR for the web", is now Pocket

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Posted by Anndrew Vacca on 17 Apr 2012 12:30 pm
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  Read It Later, the popular multi-platform "DVR for the web", is now Pocket, and is now available for free in the Google Play store. With a free account, Pocket will save the articles, photos, and videos of your choosing to your queue (or “pocket”), which is accessible from your phone, tablet or computer. The content you save is optimized in a layout that’s easy to read, and once you sync your...

Time Warner Cable app for Honeycomb tablets now available in the Android Market

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Posted by Jerry Hildenbrand on 29 Nov 2011 8:15 pm
TWC app
Time Warner Cable has announced that its TWC app for Honeycomb tablets is now available in the Android Market.  Compatible with any set-top box or DVR running the Time Warner "Navigator" program guide, the app doesn't allow live streaming of television shows but it has some pretty cool features.  You can see seven days of TV listings, control and program your DVR through the app, search TV...

Using PlayOn and PlayLater to take your recorded content on the go

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Posted by Jared DiPane on 15 Sep 2011 3:16 pm
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 Youtube link for mobile viewing A daily struggle that many of us face is finding the time to keep up with our favorite shows, not everyone has the time to sit down and catch up, and want to take it on the go with them. We caught up with the creators of PlayOn and PlayLater and they showed us how you can achieve just this, and how they hope to improve on it in the near future. Unfortunately the...

Comcast Mobile Android app now aims for Dec. 7, Xfinity still delayed

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 4 Dec 2010 10:43 am
For all you Comcast subscribers out there waiting on the Comcast Mobile and Xfinity apps for Android, listen up. (Erm, or just keep reading).We're still waiting on the Xfinity Mobile App (aka Comcast Mobile App 3.0), and the Comcast Mobile App Android 2.0 release (there's a mouthful) is now slated for Dec. 7 release -- yes, another delay.In the meantime, we've basically got the user manuals,...

Comcast's Android app coming Friday?

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 16 Nov 2010 3:52 pm
Update: Not so much. The app's been pushed to January.This morning we showed you the first shots of the Android version of Comcasts's Xfinity app, but we didn't have a date for when it may be released. Judging by the pic you see here, it might be as soon as Friday. And the breakdown of features includes: E-mail inbox Voicemail Universal Address book TV listings/guide On Demand...

Cox Cable unleashing Android app, but it only works in three markets (updated)

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 13 Sep 2010 3:54 pm
  Cox Cable (a cable TV, Internet and phone provider for a good many of us) is poised to roll out an Android application that will work in conjunction with its DVR boxes and television service. The app will be available to everyone at launch, but only customers in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Hampton Roads (Va.) will actually be able to use it at first. (Hey, Cox, need a beta tester in the Gulf...

Motorola DVRs to run Motoblur ?

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Posted by Casey Chan on 22 Feb 2010 3:25 pm
 The WSJ is reporting that Motorola is looking to add Motoblur, its custom UI for Android, onto Motorola set-top boxes, better known as DVRs. Considering that many set-top boxes have been looking to add new social networking features to expand its utility, it makes a lot of sense for Motorola to run with a UI that's notoriously social networking heavy. Motoblur is currently used on the Cliq,...

Verizon's FiOS DVR sports Android app

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 18 Jan 2010 11:49 am
Sure, Verizon's FiOS service has blazing fast Internet speeds and competitive TV DVR. But the coolest thing has got to be its Android app, which lets you browse listings and program your FiOS DVR via your phone. Parental controls also on at hand, as is information about how much free space is left on your box.Now slap in some Slingbox-like streaming capability, and we'll swoon all the way to sign...