“TV Everywhere” (everywhere except the TV, that is)
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 at 2:18 pm by Brian Ales
I wrote about Time Warner Cable’s “TV Everywhere” service a month or so ago when it was first announced. In a nutshell, “TV Everywhere” would allow you password-protected access to all your cable content on demand from any web browser, as long as you maintain a valid cable subscription for all your ‘lean-back’ (i.e. television) viewing needs.
In other words, internet TV everywhere - everywhere except the TV, that is.
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We’ve seen great and strange uses of the iPhone before (the experimental show car at left is actually controlled by one), but the $4.99 “Brushes” iPhone App (by Steve Sprang) may be the overall coolest yet. The cover of this week’s New Yorker Magazine was done by NY-based graphic artist Jorge Colombo using the app, which allows you to paint on you iPhone screen - with its 800x magnification, your fingers are all you need. Even cooler, the app allows you to record your “brush strokes” - check out the time-lapse version of Columbo’s work below (there’s even a Flicker
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