Wednesday, June 8, 2005
It's Official: TivoToGo on Your Windows Mobile Device!
Posted by Darius Wey in "NEWS" @ 03:00 AM
"For TV-loving road warriors, leaving home often means leaving their favorite shows behind. But just in time for the busy summer travel season -- the Travel Industry Association (TIA) predicts a record-breaking 328 million trips will be taken from June to August -- millions of people will now be able to hit the road, rails or friendly skies with their favorite TV shows in tow. TiVo Inc. (Nasdaq: TIVO), Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) and Intel Corp. today announced a nationwide upgrade to the TiVoToGo(TM) service, enabling people for the first time to move TiVo content stored on a Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP-based PC onto Windows Mobile(TM)-based Portable Media Centers powered by Intel(R) Mobile Media Technology as well as newer Windows Mobile-based Smartphones and Pocket PCs."
TivoToGo and Windows Mobile users: convert no more! The service has undergone a nationwide upgrade to provide official support for the transfer and playback of TiVo content on Windows Mobile-based devices (this includes Pocket PCs, Smartphones and Portable Media Centers). And for kicks, "select American Airlines customers will be among the first to try out the latest summer travel technology with free Portable Media Centers - which they'll be able to keep - loaded with TiVo content via a chartered flight on June 8, 2005, hosted by American Airlines, TiVo, Microsoft and Intel." Whoever you are, consider yourself lucky! ;)
Click here for the press release.
TivoToGo and Windows Mobile users: convert no more! The service has undergone a nationwide upgrade to provide official support for the transfer and playback of TiVo content on Windows Mobile-based devices (this includes Pocket PCs, Smartphones and Portable Media Centers). And for kicks, "select American Airlines customers will be among the first to try out the latest summer travel technology with free Portable Media Centers - which they'll be able to keep - loaded with TiVo content via a chartered flight on June 8, 2005, hosted by American Airlines, TiVo, Microsoft and Intel." Whoever you are, consider yourself lucky! ;)
Click here for the press release.
