Tag: ABC

📅 February 21, 2017

PlayOn Cloud: Record & Download Streaming Shows or Movies to Watch Offline. Anytime, on Any Device

The First Mobile App That Lets You Record & Download Streaming Shows or Movies to Watch Offline — Anytime, on Any Device

You love your shows, yeah, but you don’t love needing a trustworthy, fast internet connection to stream. Well, now you don’t.

The PlayOn Cloud SVR (streaming video recorder) mobile app lets you record video from Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Video, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, HBO Now, PBS, The CW, and YouTube all directly to your phone or tablet with the click of a button.

Perfect for long flights or public-transit commutes, PlayOn Cloud SVR lets you redeem credits (each credit equals one recording) for commercial-free, offline watching of your favorite shows.

Yes, it really is that easy.

  • Browse shows & movies from your favorite streaming sites – then record them to your device via the cloud
  • Sync recordings across iOS devices or download to another device
  • Automatically skip commercials while watching on your iPad or iPhone
  • Download recordings to your PC to watch on your TV via a streaming device

Get 50 PlayOn Cloud SVR Credits (each credit is good for one recording) for $30 ( retail $50 ) here.

📅 February 29, 2012

Sprint Offers Free TV Service To Their iPhone Customers

iPhone owners in the US utilising the Sprint network now have another great TV service available to them. SprintTV offers users popular TV channels such as ABC, CBS, NBC, ESPN, The Disney Channel, MTV and Comedy Central

iPhone owners in the US utilising the Sprint network now have another great TV service available to them. SprintTV offers users popular TV channels such as ABC, CBS, NBC, ESPN, The Disney Channel, MTV and Comedy Central. The MobiTV-powered application is available in the app store for Sprint users ONLY, for the grand total of… Nothing.

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📅 January 16, 2012

Steve Jobs On Paul Rand And The Creation of NeXT Logo [video]

A couple of months ago, we showed you a video where you can see and hear Dieter Rams, the most influentialindustrial designers of our time, saying that there is only ONE company that takes design really seriously – Apple with Steve Jobs.

Today we’ve stumbled upon a Paul Rand video, that includes footage of Steve Jobs explaining how he created the NeXT logo.

Paul Rand was an American graphic designer, best known for his corporate logo designs, including the logos for IBM, UPS, Enron, Westinghouse, ABC, and Steve Jobs’ NeXT. He was one of the originators of the Swiss Style of graphic design.

Check out the video after the break… ( we really encourage you to watch the entire video )

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📅 September 20, 2010

ABC’s My Generation iPad App Syncs With Your TV And Provides Interactive Content [video]

Fine purveyor of TV ratings Nielsen has just found another way to monitor your home — an official ABC app that uses the iPad’s microphone to figure out exactly what you’re watching (whether live or recorded) and offer interactive content on the fly.

Fine purveyor of TV ratings Nielsen has just found another way to monitor your home — an official ABC app that uses the iPad’s microphone to figure out exactly what you’re watching (whether live or recorded) and offer interactive content on the fly. Pop-Up Video, anyone?

Nielsen says the app uses the same audio watermarks embedded in most every US television show to do its thing (and thus doesn’t, say, record your household conversations) so there’s some serious potential for the concept to spread beyond My Generation, the single show it’s been announced for so far.

We’ll just kick back and wait for the responsible parties to figure out we’d rather play interactive Jeopardy than figure out the size of that salacious margarita. Because, like, OMG, right? Video and press release after the break, app available free at our source link.

Download My Generation for free from the app store…

[via Engadget]