Cabler Cox Communications joined in on the live TV streaming to iPad craze by releasing its own Cox TV Connect app late last year, and recently updated it to version 1.1.0. With the upgrade comes the new look shown above, so while it originally featured a more... unique look for TV listings (as seen after the break) this version has programming sorted in the traditional grid-style guide shown above. Also mentioned is the ability for users to view and sort TV listings for all channels, although they'll still need the separate Cox Mobile Connect apps for things like DVR scheduling. Grab the new version at the iTunes link below, assuming you get your TV and internet service at the right place.
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I like the standard grid style of user interface, but I am confused because I don’t think that the old UI could have been that bad with only 37 channels streaming on it. That just isn’t that many channels to get confused between, or at least I don’t think it is. I’ve always loved streaming, it is going to be the next big step for television, to leave the house and come with you, well at least for Dish subscribers. I bought a sling adapter a couple years ago when I started working nights at Dish because I didn’t want to wait until I got home to watch my favorite shows, and I have a long wait for my bus after work. Working through the Dish Remote Access app I can access every live subscribed channel I have and every recorded show on my DVR giving me the ability to watch what I want, where I want.
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