Last week at the Windows Phone 7 launch, AT&T announced that they were going to launch their U-verse mobile TV service for Microsoft’s rebooted mobile platform, but that hardly means AT&T is leaving their other platform partners out in the cold. Today, they announced that the recently-launched BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 and a whole batch of new and upcoming Android devices (like the Bravo and Flipside) are able to schedule and record TV shows on your home DVR remotely, as well as download programs over Wi-Fi and watch them whereever you happen to be.
The U-verse app for iPhone has been available since the late summer, and with these two last OSes, AT&T has tied in their digital TV service with all of their high-end mobile devices pretty nicely. You can only download shows if you subscribe to the U300 package ($87/month or higher). One of my favourite parts of U-verse has got to be using your Xbox 360 as a set-up TV box; combined with the interplay Xbox has with Windows phones, it’s hard to not consider AT&T if you’re a gamer and/or TV fan.
Head over to AT&T’s U-verse site to see their available plans, or go ahead and download the apps below if you’re already a subscriber. In addition to the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300, U-verse also plays nice on the Torch 9800.
Download for BlackBerry (Free) [App World Link]
Download for iPhone (Free) [iTunes link]
Download for Android (Free) [Market Link]