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AT&T's U-Verse Mobile Sends Videos from Home to Phone

Mar 24, 2010, 2:38 PM by Philip Berne

At the CTIA Wireless 2010 show in Las Vegas, AT&T today demonstrated the upcoming U-Verse Mobile service. Shown running in an app on the Apple iPhone, AT&T's new U-Verse app lets customers watch content from their U-Verse DVR home setup on their mobile device. Customers can also browse television schedules and set recordings for their home DVR, and these videos can then be streamed to either a mobile phone or a connected laptop. The carrier has long allowed customers the ability to program a DVR remotely, but now AT&T is also showcasing the streaming capabilities of the U-Verse Mobile service. Pricing and specific avalability for the new U-Verse Mobile apps have yet to be announced, but AT&T made clear that the app will not be exclusive to the iPhone. The service should come to market later this year.

source: AT&T

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Mar 24, 2010, 11:05 PM

daaaaamn...

ok i hate at&t on account of their greedy ways...but i gotta admit they hit a home run with this idea. home dvr to a screen like the iphone's...superb! 😈

retrolike

This is super awesome! I switched to U-verse last year when they brought it to SC. Was very happy to leave Charter Communications. This is definitly a great move for AT&T, and even smarter if it is a free service/app for their users. Just imagine show...
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jhr2112

Dish Network has been doing this for awhile with their Sling Box. I went to China awhile back and was able to watch my DVR om my phone and laptop..

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