Updated SlingPlayer app for iPhone

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Remember SlingPlayer, the free iPhone 3GS  app that lets you remotely view whatever’s on your home TV (via a Slingbox)? Well, it’s looking all set for an upgraded 1.1 version – but there’s still no 3G support.

SlingPlayer for iPhone 1.1 has been submitted to Apple for approval, and among the new features are true 16:9 widescreen support, a better remote control interface and all-round zippier performance.

The original app’s 3G function was removed at the request of US iPhone carriers AT&T, despite the SlingPlayer mobile app for the likes of Symbian and BlackBerry supporting it. That meant users could only watch TV over a Wi-Fi connection.

SlingMedia says that while this version of SlingPlayer 1.1 will not add 3G support, they do have a nugget of good news for us: they’ve submitted another version of the app, intended for use outside of the US – and it does support 3G. If Apple gives it the green light, the iPhone will finally have a SlingPlayer app worthy of the name.

Source: Mirror News

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4 Comments for

Updated SlingPlayer app for iPhone

  • Free iPhone 3GS |

    Wow, i need to get that app for myself today. Cheers :)
    .-= Free iPhone 3GS´s last blog ..How to get a Free iPod Touch =-.

  • Neil |

    I will have to get myself an iPhone. My contract is due soon.

  • Ian Herrick |

    A real shame about not having 3G support, Guess I will have to watch the Ipswich games on Sky instead!!

  • iPhone |

    Ipswich will never get on Sky!

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