AT&T’s Windows Phone 7 U-Verse App Is What a TV Guide Needs to be [Video]

Oct 11th 2010
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AT&T’s U-Verse app for Windows Phone 7 within reason snazzy. It’s got a whole programming guide with DVR remote controls, and you’ll also download shows to look at later (no streaming yet, boo).

A 30-minute show averages around 80MB, in step with AT&T, and may take around 10 minutes to download over Wi-Fi. Yes, you gotta use Wi-Fi. There’s also no real integration superpowers between Windows Phone app and U-Verse on Xbox, sadly. However it’s not bad for a version 1 app.

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This post is tagged: programming guide, Remote controls, superpowers, u-verse, Windows phone

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