Summary: BBC iPlayer confirmed for Android and iPad
Fancy watching Eastenders or the latest Dr Who on your mobile phone? Well now you can as the BBC have confirmed an iPlayer app for both Android 2.2 and the iPad.
The new app lets you watch live TV and listen to the radio, as well as watch the full range of catch-up TV shows, but [...]
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alt width350 height262 app styletextalign justifyFancy watching
Eastenders or the latest Dr Who on your mobile phone Well now you
can as the BBC have confirmed an iPlayer app for both Android 2.2
and the iPad.pp styletextalign justifyThe new app lets you watch
live TV and listen to the radio, as well as watch the full range of
catchup TV shows, but only via a WiFi connection. The app will be
compatible with mobile handsets packing Android 2.2 and Flash
10.1.pp styletextalign justifyThe new general manager of the
BBC8217s future media and technology division, Daniel Danker, said
8220Having stuck our toe in the water last year with the iPad, this
new native app is a significant improvement on the existing
experience and it8217s great to be on the Android platform too.pp
styletextalign justify8220Our intention is to be on as many devices
and platforms as possible.8221pp styletextalign justifyThe release
of the WiFi only app has caused a bit of a backlash since many are
arguing that it could be accessible via the mobile web, something
that would be a definite advantage for those on the move.pp
styletextalign justifyDanker also added that the app would be
upgraded later in the year 8220This is about getting the basics
right, simple apps that makes best use of the portable touchscreen
experience.pp styletextalign justify8220We8217ll be looking to
build in more features throughout the year.8221pp styletextalign
justifyThe app has also raised questions as to whetherthose using
the app would need a TV License Well, apparently not since there is
no new tracking technology to show which households are using
tablet devices and mobile phones although the BBC have insisted
that they will prosecute anyone found watching live TV without a
license. So do so at your own risk unless you already have one!.pp
styletextalign justifyWhat do you think about the new iPlayer app
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