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Hulu Plus Offers Subscription HD TV on iPhone

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Jun 29, 2010, 12:42 PM   by Philip Berne

Hulu today launched its long-anticipated subscription TV service, which will run first on Apple's iOS devices. Hulu Plus will cost $10 per month and will offer every episode from the current season of most top shows on ABC, NBC and Fox, some in HD resolution. The service will also offer full seasons of many past shows, including "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Grey's Anatomy." Interested users can request a preview invitation to the service. Hulu Plus currently works on iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS devices running iOS4, in addition to the iPad and 3rd generation iPod touch. The service will work on desktop machines, as well as certain Internet-enabled TVs and Blu-Ray players from Samsung. In the future, Hulu Plus will be available on the Sony Playstation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360, in addition to more TVs and Blu-Ray players.

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justfinethanku

Jun 29, 2010, 12:50 PM

I have a PS3 and an iPhone! Freaking awesome!!!

Say what you want about the iPhone not having flash, BUT WE'RE GETTING HULU!

I'm celebrating, not "dissing" any of the other phones out there btw, I hope Android gets it soon as well.
Kind of hard to do *anything* that is data intensive, such as video, with those measly/useless 2gb data plans.
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I can understand why Hulu would want to block flash playback if they had this plus option available. But I hope they don't wait too long.

Especially when you have phones like the Droidx and Evo that have full HDMI out options.
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DE 2 Philly

Jun 29, 2010, 1:21 PM

Wont Androids w/ flash update do this FREE?

Wont the EVO etc. be able to watch Hulu from its site FREE once they get the FLASH 10x update?
Not really. For whatever reason, Hulu blocks flash on mobile devices.

If I had a droid x (or a evo) that had HDMI out, I would gladly pay $10 a month to have hulu streaming ability on my phone.
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I don't see why it's so hard for someone to geek out and create an application that falsifies the web browser headers?

That's how sites determine what browser you use... they use the headers in the request to see if you're running IE or Firefox or ...
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americannarc

Jul 1, 2010, 1:40 AM

Apple wins on charging people more

I like how a free thing on computer cost ten dollars on iPhone. Plus now no unlimited data. People hope you like you iPhone. I will stick with my htc incredible where hulu is FREE and I have flash player
justfinethanku

Jun 29, 2010, 5:03 PM

I guess you pay for what you get.

The iPhone will have it first (among mobile devices) but those of us who own them will still have to pay the $10.00 monthly fee to watch something that used to be free for everyone. (and still is on your laptop)

I just hope it's not as horrible as the Rhapsody Application that just shuts down non. stop. seriously, they advertise the hell out of the glitchiest App in the AppStore. 😡
It's pretty freaking sweet.

No really.

Its absolutely perfect.


I'm going to be paying the $10.00 and canceling Dish network.

wow.
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Mentat

Jun 29, 2010, 1:54 PM

Droid... doesn't

all the flash in the world and you still cant watch Hulu 🤣
Just FYI I will educate you. It's an application and has nothing to do with flash.
We could watch it if Hulu didn't actively block it because they want premium service prices. It will be coming to android. It's not a question of "if" but rather "when."
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that the "doesn't" part is Hulu's fault... Hulu blocks mobile web-browsers.

Not Droids fault.

Right...?

Or are you really that dense and uninformed?

It's like the iPhone can use programs that facilitate porn... but Apple don't let you use ...
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