Customers of AT&T’s Homezone service will now be able to control their digital video recorders with their Web-enabled cell phones. The company, based in San Antonio, first promised the feature in January. Similar services are also being developed by other communication companies — as they strive to meld wired and wireless entertainment and information services — and will soon be offered by Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel. AT&T described the effort as “connecting the three screens that many consumers value the most — the PC, the TV and the wireless phone.”
New AT&T Service Turns Cell Phone Into DVR Remote
Posted by: Fred J. Aun March 7, 2007 11:40 AMCustomers of AT&T’s Homezone service will now be able to control their digital video recorders with their Web-enabled cell phones. The company, based in San Antonio, first promised the feature in January. Similar services are also being developed by other communication companies — as they strive to meld wired and wireless entertainment and information services — and will soon be offered by Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel. AT&T described the effort as “connecting the three screens that many consumers value the most — the PC, the TV and the wireless phone.”