Optical Serenity said:Awesome, downloading now...
What I don't get, why didn't they make it a Universal and just release a new version of their regular app? I hate it when companies create two apps that should be one.
Optical Serenity said:Awesome, downloading now...
What I don't get, why didn't they make it a Universal and just release a new version of their regular app? I hate it when companies create two apps that should be one.
UPDATE: I downloaded it, and of course, it didn't find any receivers. And yes, before anyone suggests: Yes, my iPad isn't just on 3G, it's on WiFi. And yes, my receivers are definitely online.
And funny part, it says my receivers are definitely eligible. Fail.
Working now. Had to delete and download the APP again
Right now it is basically a souped up version of the iPhone APP with remote control. You are able to control you receivers/DVRs with your iPad. They say future updates may allow for streaming and control of your To Do ListAre we suppose to be able to watch anything on our ipads with this, or is this just a remote thingy??
Gotta ask if ya don't know....
Must be connected to the same network your DVR is connected toWill this app only work with my home network? I tried it at work and could not get it to work.
Are we suppose to be able to watch anything on our ipads with this, or is this just a remote thingy??
Gotta ask if ya don't know....
Does anyone know if something like this is coming to the Android market? I just got a Xoom and would really like to use it for this.
Commentary
DIRECTV's iPad App & Why I Hate Tech Journalists
By Swanni
Washington, D.C. (March 1, 2011) -- In the past few days, several technology web sites, including PC Magazine, CNET, Engadget, Electronista, ZDNet and Zatz Not Funny, have written gushing articles about DIRECTV's new iPad app.
This is yet another example of why I hate technology web sites.
Okay, I don't hate them. But tech journalists are often so intoxicated with new gadgets that they forget to write how many people will actually use them -- or would even want to. Their articles sound like everyone will start playing with the new gizmos immediately. But in many cases, most people don't have the technical expertise or equipment to do so.