SlingPlayer Mobile lets you watch and control your home TV and DVR via your Slingbox on your BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Palm OS, or Symbian smartphones.Most importantly, 3G access has been disabled, meaning you'll only be able to get your Sling on over WiFi.Sling Media submitted the application to the App Store nearly six weeks ago but it has thus far failed to see approval amid rumors that AT&T had asked Apple to deny the software in its original form because the carrier was concerned about the app's potential to saturate its 3G network.
SlingPlayer takes full advantage of the cutting-edge engineering inside the Slingbox. With intuitive menus and convenient shortcuts, SlingPlayer mobile is easy to use on both touch screen and navigation interfaces across a range of mobile devicesThe software works hand-in-hand with the hardware inside your Slingbox to make taking your television along with you easy.
Better yet, the SlingPlayer encompasses several innovative features to bring your entire living room experience to your desktop. Finally you can watch and control your television wherever you are.Sling really nailed the app's UI the on-screen translucent controls are pretty cool and generally work well without obscuring the view.With a $30 price tag and a WiFi-only limitation, it will be interesting to see how well the application fares in its first week on the App Store, especially since its lack of wireless network access is likely to curb its appeal, forcing users to find a hotspot before streaming video.
The SlingPlayer mobile app will enable iPhone users to stream video from a Slingbox device hooked up to a TV. Appleās requirement to make the app Wi-Fi only raises a brow, as other AT&T handsets, such as the BlackBerry Bold, support a 3G-capable SlingPlayer app.It features an array of innovative features and controls, including a favorites bar, customizable remote controls, and the best streaming video money can buy.
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