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Aug 9

AT&T app offers TV on iPhone, new BlackBerry

Although the shows are not live, I'm still excited about this app...
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AT&T app offers TV on iPhone, new BlackBerry
(CNN) -- Users of the iPhone can now download and watch TV shows on the device, AT&T announced Monday.
Subscribers to U-verse, the communications company's digital television package, will be able to browse the service's TV guide, download shows via Wi-Fi and watch them anywhere, AT&T spokesman David Christopher said.
The app also will be available for the new BlackBerry Torch, which goes on sale Thursday, he said.
AT&T U-verse Mobile expands subscribers' current ability to set DVR recordings and other settings remotely through their phones.
Shows won't be available live, Christopher said, but users will be able to download them as soon as it's cleared by the networks -- usually a couple of days afterward.
The app will be available for 3G and 3GS iPhones and the iPhone 4, and to users with the mid-range and upper-tier U-verse packages. According to AT&T's U-verse website, those packages start at $82 a month.
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Aug 9

AT&T app offers TV on iPhone, new BlackBerry

Although the shows are not live, I'm still excited about this app...
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AT&T app offers TV on iPhone, new BlackBerry
(CNN) -- Users of the iPhone can now download and watch TV shows on the device, AT&T announced Monday.
Subscribers to U-verse, the communications company's digital television package, will be able to browse the service's TV guide, download shows via Wi-Fi and watch them anywhere, AT&T spokesman David Christopher said.
The app also will be available for the new BlackBerry Torch, which goes on sale Thursday, he said.
AT&T U-verse Mobile expands subscribers' current ability to set DVR recordings and other settings remotely through their phones.
Shows won't be available live, Christopher said, but users will be able to download them as soon as it's cleared by the networks -- usually a couple of days afterward.
The app will be available for 3G and 3GS iPhones and the iPhone 4, and to users with the mid-range and upper-tier U-verse packages. According to AT&T's U-verse website, those packages start at $82 a month.
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Aug 3

FDA approved Airstrip on iPhone. Remote Critical Care & Cardiology Monitoring. #VirtualHospital

Now this is what excites me about mobile applications! Qualified medical professionals can administer well-informed critical care using accurate patient information while at the scene of an incident.
According to AirStrip Technologies (http://www.airstriptech.com) "The AirStrip Technologies platform securely delivers critical patient information, including virtual real-time waveform data, directly from hospital monitoring systems to a doctor or nurse’s smart phone, laptop or desktop. The platform is completely reusable, scalable and data independent, and can be employed throughout the healthcare enterprise. The AirStrip service is provided to physicians by the hospital."
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AirStrip on iPhone Gets FDA OK for Remote Critical Care and Cardiology Monitoring Solutions
Currently, the mobile applications are available for the iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad, and Airstrip is working to develop solutions for other mobile platforms. Hospitals with an HIS/CIS system in place may purchase the AirStrip interface, AirStrip server and individual AirStrip subscriptions, which then allow physicians remote access to patient data via their mobile device.
We are glad that AirStrip is building a nice portfolio of products for smart phones and other mobile devices. The company is a clear leader in its field, having secured not only the first ever FDA approval for any mobile phone software when it introduced AirStrip Obstetrics for the iPhone, but now the company also holds a host of FDA approvals for other applications.
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