Nokia N95. Streaming TV.

What with all this YouTube on AppleTV and iPhone talk that's buzzing around lately, I thought it might be interesting to check out some TV options on the Nokia N95.

Whilst there is an excellent YouTube option for the N95, in this post I'd like to focus on Vodafone's streaming TV options.

For a little as £3 per month (first month free), Vodaphone will allowing you to watch standard terrestrial TV channels including, BBC One, BBC Three, Channel 4, Eurosport and GMTV. There are many other channels beside these, check out the Vodaphone UK site for full details.

So how does it look and sound? Pretty good actually. I was mildly impressed by whole experience, if they could only squeeze out a few more frames per second I'd be really impressed.

The Nokia N95 is perfect for this kind of thing, with it's large bright screen, good speakers and audio out via a 3.5mm jack. I'll be testing it more over the next few weeks, focusing on battery life, but for now why not check it out for yourself . . .

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Nokia
• N95
• TV
• Vodafone

[jamesburland]

I don't know really, strange.

[Johnhm1119]

British terrestrial TV channels don't show broadcaster logos at the top of the screen (except channel 5).

[ryan270294]

where can you download that application onto ur phone ? thanks

[thecolspot]

i cant find rtsp streaming channels.

[cibergenio2008]

es un video jake truchooooooooooo

[GTgroove]

how did you watch TV streaming?

[williamsland]

I NEED ESNPN EN ESPAÑOL

[trustcocky]

First off u don't knwo nothin bout me and also i think you're the one seeing gay porn all day with your mom next to u so shut the fuck up

[bellendbellend1]

No its not you cunt

[trustcocky]

Actually u see tv programs with realplayer, the only thing u have to do is to add channels