Orb networks announced the availability of streaming TV to the iPhone. Previously Orb enabled live streaming of TV from users’ homes to almost any mobile phone with a streaming player and a web browser. To get around the iPhone’s extreme limitations on supported video formats, Orb created a special application, OrbLive, to [...]
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