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Homezone customers can now view TV listings and schedule or delete recordings on their DVRs via wireless handsets.
Homezone customers can now view TV listings and schedule or delete recordings on their DVRs via wireless handsets.
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- And they charge for this service?
- by whizz March 6, 2007 6:37 PM PST
- Someone should explain the SlingBox to AT&T. Anyone who wants to do this should just by a SlingBox and use it to control his/her DVR (i.e. TiVO) using the SlingBox mobile client.
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- Not any time soon
- by hybris06 March 6, 2007 8:31 PM PST
- In an ideal world, no company would over charge us. iTunes charges $10-15 for a low quality movie!! I can buy the high quality dvd for that much.
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(3 Comments)Works like a charm and you don't have to pay a service fee to anyone.
One day the cell service providers are going to work out that they are in the business of providing and charging for bandwidth. Getting a fee for how a customer uses that bandwidth is thinking that will die over time. Content should not be the business of a teleco ... just my 2 cents ...
The telephone companies offer these services because competition has made "owning the pipes" less and less profitable. Personally, I would like to see the telephone companies lower their access rates and supplement the income by these services. I do not use any of these services (I use a windows mobile 5 phone) so I would love to have a lower voice/data bill. Obviously their is a market for these subscription services.