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New App Brings Mobile TV to BlackBerries

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May 5, 2009, 2:12 PM by Eric M. Zeman

A new application from QuickPlay Media called PrimeTime2Go will let BlackBerry users download and play TV programming on their handsets. PrimeTime2Go offers full-length shows from a wide variety of TV channels, some of which include: Lost, The Office, Top Chef and Monk. This application requires a monthly service fee of $8. TV programs are downloaded via Wi-Fi, or in the background via the cellular network. The programs will have a pre-determined shelf life on the handheld before they expire. Until that time/date is reached, the show may be played back as many times as the user wishes. The app is available in BlackBerry Apps World. A PayPal account is required.

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