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Articles about slingplayer: November 22, 2008

SlingPlayer Mobile officially makes it way to Symbian UIQ devices

by Robert Nelson on Sep 12, 2008 at 07:00 PM

SlingPlayer Mobile officially makes it way to Symbian UIQ devices

Sling Media has announced the long awaited support for Symbian UIQ based devices. Sling Media is really making some headway into the mobile world, now offering the newly announced UIQ support, along with support for Windows Mobile, Pocket PC, Palm and Symbian S60 devices. Hope fully we will see the iPhone and BlackBerry support come soon.

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SlingPlayer Mobile updated for all types except Palm

by David Gonzales on Apr 29, 2008 at 07:09 PM

SlingPlayer Mobile for Palm

Looking to keep its promise of delivering newer versions of its SlingPlayer Mobile software, Sling Media has made updates available for download on their web site today. And not only did they update three currently existing versions of their software client, but they also added support for a few new devices, namely the Nokia N95 8GB, the Treo 500v, and the Samsung i760. Streaming has also been optimized on select handsets, and one such is the Sprint Mogul. Interestingly enough, though, the SlingPlayer Mobile software client on the Palm OS has not been upgraded yet like the other clients.

To download the latest version of SlingPlayer Mobile, all you have to do is log on to Sling Media’s web site and click on the appropriate links. You won’t be needing to fork out any money because the download for the upgrades are free, unless of course if you’re not already an existing customer, at which case you’d have to pay $30 per handset. And don’t forget you also need a Slingbox set up in your home (or any place you stay) for all this to work. So unless you do and you’re willing to pay for the hardware (and software, for new customers), don’t be dreaming up about this right now, thinking that things will magically appear out of nowhere. More info available at the following links.

Download [Sling Media] Via [Crave]

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Sling Media confirms possibility of SlingPlayer for the iPhone

by Robert Nelson on Mar 28, 2008 at 09:01 PM

It seems that Sling Media is planning to have a very busy year, with support coming to more and more devices. Dave Zatz has confirmed that they (Sling Media) have an iPhone SDK, but where they decide to go with be another story and an actual player has not been confirmed to be in the works yet. According to Dave “we know it’s [iPhone] a hot platform and we’ll see what our options are.“ Sounds like it would be a smart move.

In addition Sling Media, just yesterday confirmed the upcoming SlingPlayer support for the Symbian UIQ, Nokia N95 8GB and also confirmed they still have the previously announced Blackberry player in the works. Assuming it all goes according to plan, it look like we geeks could have our choice of mobile phone and not have to worry about Sling Player support.

Via [CrunchGear]

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Sling Media makes it official; Symbian UIQ, Nokia N95 support coming soon

by Robert Nelson on Mar 27, 2008 at 10:00 AM

SlingPlayer Mobile for Symbian UIQ

Sling has announced their upcoming release of SlingPlayer Mobile for Symbian UIQ. With no specific date for launch, the SlingPlayer Mobile is expected to be available this summer and will support the Sony Ericsson P1i, P990i, W960i, W950i, M600i and the Motorola MOTORIZR Z8.

In addition Sling also has some good news for Nokia N95 owners, the current version of the SlingPlayer Mobile for Symbian S60 also has an update in the works, look for that sometime in the Spring of 2008.

A specific release date has not yet been announced, however we will be looking for more information to come during CTIA next week.

Read [Sling Media]

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SlingPlayer Mobile update coming to Windows Mobile, possibly for Symbian UIQ, iPhone as well

by David Gonzales on Mar 18, 2008 at 05:59 PM

SlingPlayer Mobile

Sling has announced that they’ll be rolling out an updated version of SlingPlayer this spring. The updated SlingPlayer will be optimized for devices running on Windows Mobile (both touchscreen and non-touchscreen versions) and they’re working on a similarly optimized Nokia N95 8GB client as well. Support for Symbian UIQ is also in the works and at the same time, their mulling over Apple’s recently released iPhone SDK for a possible future release of a stand-alone iPhone SlingPlayer client. Well, if that doesn’t get you excited, I don’t know what will. Think of it as a substitute for until YouTube begins live video streaming. Online video sites have yet to kill the couch potato’s holy grail, anyway.

Via [IntoMobile]

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Sling Media announces 3 new products

by Adam Berger on Jan 7, 2008 at 12:46 AM


SlingMedia has announced three new products, corresponding with the start of CES; the SlingCatcher, SlingPlayer 2.0, and SlingModem. We had a chance to take some live shots of these right before the embargo expiration. Check out those pics as well as the product descriptions below.

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SlingMedia announces SlingPlayer Mobile for the BlackBerry

by Robert Nelson on Jan 4, 2008 at 02:02 PM

SlingPlayer Mobile for BlackBerry Pearl 8120

Sling has announced the SlingPlayer Mobile for Blackberry. More information will be available during a demonstration during CES, however we do know that the SlingPlayer Mobile for BlacBerry is on track for a release “later this year” and will set you back $29.99. The demonstration at CES is going to be using the Pearl 8120, no word yet on whether the player will support other BlackBerry models.

As like other SlingPlayer Mobile clients, users will be able to stream recorded content to their BlackBerry using either the cell network or an available Wi-Fi connection.

Read [SlingMedia]

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