W meaning where? I'd like to know myself. As soon as we switched to FIOS from Time Warner Cable, TWC announced its streaming feature.
Wow! I won't get into the definition of assume. For future reference, subscribe to a company that actually offers the product(s) and service(s) that you want rather than the company that has only announced the service(s) and product(s). If a company announces a product/service, then that is your cue to start monitoring the company's website, newspaper ads, TV ads, or customer service telephone number. It is even your cue to upgrade equipment to get the most out of the anticipated new service/product. However, do not abandon what you have until what you want is actually available.I agree 100% with this thread. I was on Time Warner but switched to Verizon FIOS. I kind of just assumed they had ...
You know what? That's another freaking thing that's driving me freaking nuts. Either Fios come up w/ what everyone else is already doing by coming up w/ tv apps OR sling box to come out w/ freaking up 2 date box so I can just make up my mind and buy one. Isn't current iteration from several years ago? Hello? Are sling box and fios sibling???
Go ahead and buy a sling box. The way these things work, about 1 day outside of your return window FIOS will launch the app. In this way, I get what I want.
AGAIN, where the Hell is THIS freaking app from verizon????
I think the article is missing the point. If you are talking about 1 TV and 1 STB then yeah. But if you have 1 Living Room TV and maybe a TV Room and maybe 3 or 4 bedroom TV's and a Kitchen TV then the cost of paying "monthly" for these STB's (with some of them DVR''s) the hardware starts to cost more then the content. I would not mind paying a 1 time cost of say $99 for something like a Roku or ATV or something like that or have the STB "logic" built into the TV. They are only offering 26 channels but there is no reason they could not "technically" offer all of them and get rid of the need to have a STB. And do we all really need DVR's. Time Warner has a number of channels (not very many) where you can reply a missed show similar to a DVR. But you should be able to access any content at any time that you are paying for. Then only 1 copy of the shows is kept for everyone at the distributor. I believe this is the future.It's getting more and more comical. Even LG TVs are starting to get live fios streaming app built in...
http://www.theverge.com/2012/1/11/2...pp-for-lg-smart-tv-offers-26-live-tv-channels
Verizon said they would be bringing it out. I think the announcement was made in August 2010 and was widely reported. Just Google it.Nobody ever told you this app was coming.
Enoughhhhhhhhhh with your complaining, whining, and self-entitlement! Jesus christ. Nobody ever told you this app was coming. Stop feeling like you're entitled to **** just because others have it.