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Lee Miller – A Life on the Front Line – BBC iPlayer
I highly recommend this documentary currently on BBC iPlayer about model turned photographer, Lee Miller. It is a personal story of a young woman searching for freedom and love and one which leads her to experiences, some she tried to forget, understandably. When Lee Miller returned to New York from Europe in October 1932, newspaper reporters were waiting to greet her as her ship docked. Disembarking in a smart beret and fur-collared coat, she smiled for the journalist from the New York World-Telegram. When he referred to her as ‘one of the most photographed girls in Manhattan’, she retorted, ‘I’d rather take a picture than be one.’ Lee Miller is…
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BBC iPlayer Now Working On Android Devices Running Ice Cream Sandwich
BBC iPlayer is one of our favorite apps here at theappwhisperer.com and we’re not alone; in the Android Marketplace it has been installed on almost 5,000,000 devices. If you’re running Ice Cream Sandwich with perhaps your shiny new Galaxy Nexus device, you might have trouble getting this app to work. Talk Android have found a great workaround to help you with this. Take a look below at the instructions and start enjoying BBC iPlayer on your device. This is what you should do, according to TalkAndroid.com: Grab Adobe Flash Player from the Android Market – Link Open your Browser and hit the menu key (the three dots in…
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BBC iPlayer iPhone App Updated
We mentioned the new BBC iPlayer app for iPhone several weeks ago and now the BBC have updated it allowing iPhone/iPad users to watch BBC programs and listen to radio over WiFi and 3G. As well as watching TV using Apple AirPlay on iOS5. The BBC rolled out their global version of this app throughout Europe and around the world earlier this year giving viewers access to over 1,500 hours of on-demant content for an annual subscriptionn cost. What we would really like to see though is the facility to download programs and view them offline via your iPhone, now that would be good and perhaps that’s coming next. In…
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BBC iPlayer iPad App Now Available In Canada
The BBC iPlayer app is really tremendous and of course if you’re in the UK you can enjoy it for free as long as you pay your TV licence. In fact the BBC started a global pilot several months ago and it is now available in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, The Republic of Ireland, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. The US, Canada and many other parts of the world have been desparate to access Dr Who, Top Gear and of course our period dramas for ages and now they’re a step closer. That’s if of course, you’re in Canada, it’s going to take…
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BBC News and BBC iPlayer web icons arrive on BlackBerry PlayBook
From today, all new BlackBerry PlayBook tablets will come with BBC News and BBC iPlayer web icons pre-installed. Existing users will be presented with a software update notification on their status ribbon or can access the update at any time from the Software Updates item in the Settings Menu.
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BBC iPlayer App Now Available In The Android Market
Hopefully, and judging from our stats a whole bunch of readers have been avidily reading our BBC iPlayer iPad app review, which is great news. When that app was released in the App Store this morning there was still no sign of an Android version, but now there is. So, if you’re lucky enough to have a Samsung Galaxy Tab you could start watching this on your 7inch tablet, or any Android cell phone will sufffice right now. From what we can tell so far, by testing this on our Galaxy Tab, there does not appear to be a high quality mode, like the iPad – presumably there’s a reason…
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BBC iPlayer iPad App – The Real Review
Today, the BBC iPlayer launched in the UK Apple App Store. I must admit I’ve been using the Beta web version of this app on my iPad for a while now but this brand new dedicated iPad version is really something else. It allows you to watch and listen live to over 400 hours of programs from the past 7 days, this is either TV or radio programs and it works great. Read this review to learn how to maximize your pleasure with this app. Home Screen Firstly and importantly, this app is free, although you are meant to have a UK TV license in order to watch it. So…
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