Comcast creates awesome iPad app

Posted in Comcast by Conner Flynn on May 13th, 2010


Here’s Comcast CEO Brian Roberts demonstrating Xfinity Remote, a super nice iPad application that lets you control your cable box. It takes the set-top box interface and turns it into an easy-to-use iPad app that features an interface with a keyboard.

TiVo really should have done something like this. You can change channels, program recordings, search the schedule and select a pay-per-view program, all on the browser-based iPad app. Awesome.

No word yet on when it will be available to the likes of you and I.

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2 Comments to “Comcast creates awesome iPad app”
  1. chrome262 Says:

    Does it work with the iphone, lots easier to deal with then the huge ipad. Wish Rogers did this.

  2. Tammi Says:

    I am confused. If you invite a friend, they do have to have access to the channel in question, right? Brian keeps saying “you don’t even need to know,” but I think it wouldn’t work if they didn’t. Or do I misunderstand how it works?

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