Watch Free TV on an iPhone (NBC shows)

Need a "30 Rock" fix? How about some "Friday Night Lights?" Forget paying Apple two bucks for every iTunes download: Just stream the shows to your iPhone or iPod Touch instead.

No, the rumored Hulu app hasn't arrived yet. But if you point your mobile browser to m.nbc.com, you'll find you can watch full episodes of more than a dozen NBC shows. Free!

(Interestingly, the mobile CBS site (iphone.cbs.com) can stream video in the iPhone-friendly QuickTime format as well, but for the moment, you'll find only clips and recaps, not full episodes.) Note: CNET is published by CBS Interactive, a unit of CBS.

As you might expect, the shows are broken up into chunks that conveniently coincide with commercial breaks. An episode of "The Office," for instance, kicks off with a 15-second commercial, followed by the first eight minutes or so of the episode. Then it's on to chunk No. 2, which also starts with a commercial. It's all very Hulu-like, except that you have to start each segment manually.

In addition to the aforementioned gems, NBC has episodes of "Heroes," "Life," "Parks and Recreation," and (shudder) "The Celebrity Apprentice." The number of available episodes varies (rather inexplicably) from one show to another. You might find a generous 15 episodes of "Knight Rider," but only one "Medium."

[via CNET]

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Watch Free TV on an iPhone (NBC shows)

Need a "30 Rock" fix? How about some "Friday Night Lights?" Forget paying Apple two bucks for every iTunes download: Just stream the shows to your iPhone or iPod Touch instead.

No, the rumored Hulu app hasn't arrived yet. But if you point your mobile browser to m.nbc.com, you'll find you can watch full episodes of more than a dozen NBC shows. Free!

(Interestingly, the mobile CBS site (iphone.cbs.com) can stream video in the iPhone-friendly QuickTime format as well, but for the moment, you'll find only clips and recaps, not full episodes.) Note: CNET is published by CBS Interactive, a unit of CBS.

As you might expect, the shows are broken up into chunks that conveniently coincide with commercial breaks. An episode of "The Office," for instance, kicks off with a 15-second commercial, followed by the first eight minutes or so of the episode. Then it's on to chunk No. 2, which also starts with a commercial. It's all very Hulu-like, except that you have to start each segment manually.

In addition to the aforementioned gems, NBC has episodes of "Heroes," "Life," "Parks and Recreation," and (shudder) "The Celebrity Apprentice." The number of available episodes varies (rather inexplicably) from one show to another. You might find a generous 15 episodes of "Knight Rider," but only one "Medium."

[via CNET]

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TV.com Launches Free iPhone Application - Free TV on iPhone!

CBS News, Sports, CW, and Showtime are a few of the networks available through TV.com.

CBS announced Thursday a new free application for the Apple iPhone that will allow users to see free streaming content from CBS. The application, from TV.com, features shows and clips from CBS News, Sports, the CW, Showtime, and even helps you find YouTube clips.

"CBS Mobile is excited to be on Apple's App Store with our application for TV.com, where TV lives online - and now on iPhone and iPod touch," said Jeff Sellinger, Executive Vice President and General Manager, CBS Mobile, in a statement.

Full-length episodes of shows like "CSI," "CSI: Miami," "Star Trek," and the classic show "MacGyver" are available through the new application. Any full-length show will be presented in multiple clips instead of a single video, according to MacWorld.com. 

And if you're just feeling lucky, there is a "shake to shuffle" feature that will play a random clip if you shake your iPhone. 

Read the whole article @ CBS4

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TV.com Launches Free iPhone Application - Free TV on iPhone!

CBS News, Sports, CW, and Showtime are a few of the networks available through TV.com.

CBS announced Thursday a new free application for the Apple iPhone that will allow users to see free streaming content from CBS. The application, from TV.com, features shows and clips from CBS News, Sports, the CW, Showtime, and even helps you find YouTube clips.

"CBS Mobile is excited to be on Apple's App Store with our application for TV.com, where TV lives online - and now on iPhone and iPod touch," said Jeff Sellinger, Executive Vice President and General Manager, CBS Mobile, in a statement.

Full-length episodes of shows like "CSI," "CSI: Miami," "Star Trek," and the classic show "MacGyver" are available through the new application. Any full-length show will be presented in multiple clips instead of a single video, according to MacWorld.com. 

And if you're just feeling lucky, there is a "shake to shuffle" feature that will play a random clip if you shake your iPhone. 

Read the whole article @ CBS4

Get a Free iPhone! Yes, that is correct! Stay away from the hassles of earning enough to pay for it for you can get it the simple way .... straight to your doorstep! Free! Interested? Then find out how to get a Free iPhone!

Access full length CBS shows through free iPhone app

CBS has released a free iPhone app called the TV.com application. The app will allow iPhone users to access full episodes of shows from CBS. Video updates on sports, news, and entertainment will also be available. The application works on both 3G and Wi-Fi networks, but the highest quality videos are only available on Wi-Fi. In addition to CBS programming there will also be videos from CNET which show reviews and demonstrations of the latest gadgets.

Read the whole article @ Geek

Get a Free iPhone! Yes, that is correct! Stay away from the hassles of earning enough to pay for it for you can get it the simple way .... straight to your doorstep! Free! Interested? Then find out how to get a Free iPhone!

Access full length CBS shows through free iPhone app

CBS has released a free iPhone app called the TV.com application. The app will allow iPhone users to access full episodes of shows from CBS. Video updates on sports, news, and entertainment will also be available. The application works on both 3G and Wi-Fi networks, but the highest quality videos are only available on Wi-Fi. In addition to CBS programming there will also be videos from CNET which show reviews and demonstrations of the latest gadgets.

Read the whole article @ Geek

Get a Free iPhone! Yes, that is correct! Stay away from the hassles of earning enough to pay for it for you can get it the simple way .... straight to your doorstep! Free! Interested? Then find out how to get a Free iPhone!