Streaming Orange TV app is now rolling to the Apple iPhone

13 April, 2009
Orange started offering their latest "TV from Orange" application for download from the Apple Apps Store, providing iPhone owners with live streaming of more than 60 TV channels in what they claim as "high-def...

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  • Lenny
  • qiX
  • 20 Apr 2009

You can not just get it. Read the article. It is in very clear text that you have to subscribe and pay for it.

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    • lilhomy
    • MuQ
    • 19 Apr 2009

    will the tv application work in kenya for iphone owners

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      • aussiepride2009
      • iny
      • 17 Apr 2009

      will the Orange TV app work in australia.

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        • Mark
        • Q5x
        • 16 Apr 2009

        Hi guys! how can i download the application..is there a charge for it?

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          • 1992y
          • ji{
          • 16 Apr 2009

          iPhone Rob, 14 Apr 2009If your phone can do everything an iPhone can, why doesn't ... moreiphone rob. u said right!i agree. for me i will choose iphne too.

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            • jayjun
            • ji{
            • 16 Apr 2009

            what's the orange app?how can i get it?can it use in cambodia?and how to pay for it?

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              • Dhir
              • utd
              • 15 Apr 2009

              iPhone Rob, 14 Apr 2009If your phone can do everything an iPhone can, why doesn't ... morethe google map works as good as iphone's gps and also in trade of wi-fi and big screen G700 cuts off 2/3 price of iphone.

              kudos to everyone who chose G700 over iphone.

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                • Anonymous
                • jtW
                • 14 Apr 2009

                tk, 13 Apr 2009I already have one of those chinese phones with built in an... moreIt must be exciting to live in the 1950's and watch network tv on your phone until the signal shuts down. i wish i wasn't an iSheep and was as smart as you so i could get see unlimited doses of reality tv with all the commercials included. And don't forget Ellen, Oprah and the View. Wow, you have really got a handle on the use of technolgy, dude.

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                  • Unknow
                  • mqy
                  • 14 Apr 2009

                  Hi guys,
                  If I add this application to my iphone do I have to pay for TV License in the UK?

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                    • iPhone Rob
                    • Tk@
                    • 14 Apr 2009

                    Sony Ericsson G700, 13 Apr 2009The problem with you IPHONE users is that you always believ... moreIf your phone can do everything an iPhone can, why doesn't it have WiFi and GPS...???.....sounds like a contradiction to me, you should accept that different people want different things from their phones and relax....!!

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                      • Fakuryu
                      • QI%
                      • 14 Apr 2009

                      Wow, Japanese, Korean and Chinese phones already offered this feature for free years and years ago! (Over the air free tv and could sometimes get cable).

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                        • Anonymous
                        • Sa%
                        • 14 Apr 2009

                        this application is for cyprus too, or only for uk ?

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                          • Anonymous
                          • vaH
                          • 14 Apr 2009

                          [deleted post]Maybe you should take your own advice, I can assign different ringtones to different contacts on my iPhone, ringtones I made myself for free.

                          Maybe you should know what you are talking about before trying to spread misinformation.

                          btw, have you tried assigning video ringtones on an N96?

                          For some reason they don't work, yet Nokia has them in there in their default ringtones, talk about promising what they can't deliver.

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                            • Anonymous
                            • P%n
                            • 14 Apr 2009

                            Anonymous, 13 Apr 2009"High-Def"?!? Gimme a break!Yes, high def compared to Adobe Flash based players, this is because the iPhone has a hardware chip dedicated to processing H.264 video.

                            The quality can be a lot higher as the video is being processed directly not run through a software layer running on the phones cpu.

                            You know how YouTube offers high def variants of their clips?

                            iPhones just open them up and start playing them.

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                              • Adrian
                              • nCE
                              • 13 Apr 2009

                              what al the fu**-ing bit***-es (nokia,sony-ericson,LG lovers)cry about is that ther stupid phones have crapy software ...like dinosaur ages software that crack's every now and then right when you need it the moust .I don't understand in first place why you read the story if you are not interested in this product and after that you take the time to bitch around that all of us iPhone users don't aboute some features that have been around since ages .I have to sai that you are to stupid to understand that behinde this phone is not a history of 2 years ,but a history of more then 30 years .....!!! that alsow made it posible for youre stupid phones to have videorecording ,mms and others crap that you don't iven use ...thanks to a company that until now did't profit from many of its inovations until now .

                              P.S. sory for bad english

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                                • tk
                                • 4}c
                                • 13 Apr 2009

                                I already have one of those chinese phones with built in analog tv tuner. Mine was only $150 USD and I never have to pay for the tv I watch. I get ABC, NBC, and CBS and since they are all low-powered translators (my area is very mountainous and most full powered broadcasts do not reach here) they will continue to broadcast in analog after june 12th, I even asked the chief engineer of the channels and he told me that they don't plan on updating them to digital atleast until 2012 when the FCC will probably mandate all low powered broadcasts to be digital too.

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • 3Jc
                                  • 13 Apr 2009

                                  "High-Def"?!? Gimme a break!

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                                    • jack
                                    • PEG
                                    • 13 Apr 2009

                                    what a awsome catch!!!!!!

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • n7f
                                      • 13 Apr 2009

                                      Wow this is rape for iphone users, one other scum, 50€ plus internet contract, the aple users get easy ass f**ked isheep for good luck, just because they are funnboys.., now you can be proud of for sure lol!

                                      There is menu internet TV providers for free!

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • M@T
                                        • 13 Apr 2009

                                        No phone in this world with better graphical user interface than iphone and its application looks better thats why is the best selling smartphone.