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OrbLive 2.0 for iPhone updated

Categories: Applications, iPhone
By: , IntoMobile
Wednesday, January 21st, 2009 at 2:20 AM

Orb Networks has recently released updated version of OrbLive 2.0, featuring tons of improvements made in response to feedback from their users. Some of the enhancements include:

  • Record live media – this doesn’t include just TV program, but Internet TV/radio stations and webcams, as well.
  • Search to easily access content – new text search capability makes it easy to find what you want quickly and easily.
  • Manage favorites – so you could easily return to your favorite media later.
  • Enhanced playback – zoom-in on content while playing, on-screen controls help you rotate to landscape mode.

OrbLive enables iPhone and iPod Touch users to play anything — music, photos, video, webcams — that’s on their home PC. The company first launched its iPhone app before an official SDK was released. Later, when Apple opened up the platform, Orb followed with an improved app that worked on non-jailbroken devices, too. Since then, OrbLive and OrbLive Free have been downloaded by more than 200,000 customers.

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