App combined with iPad creates world Ultimate remote control
ALVISO, CA, November 22, 2010 – TiVo Inc (NASDAQ: TIVO), a leader in advanced television services, including digital video recording (DVR), today announced a new powerful app TiVo for the iPad.The application will be available free of charge from the Apple iTunes app store in the coming weeks. the TiVo ® Premiere application allows you to search, browse, explore and share your favorite entertainment without interrupting whatever's playing on your television.Because the application works in tandem with what you are watching, iPad is now final and companion remote control device for TiVo users before.
To bring the best in the UI of high-class iPad, TiVo has created a true experience of two screens TV. users before TiVo will have access to a full set of features TiVo on iPad, providing a richer experience television for live TV and Internet video while kicking back on the couch. in addition, users will also be able to plan and manage their DVR recordings while on the go.
The application of Premiere TiVo for iPad includes:
· Gesture based control-take complete control of all recordings, also drag forward and backward through an exhibition with a simple swipe or tap
· Start watching what you want-launching a recorded show, live TV or video with the blow of a finger
• Program Guide-Browse the program guide TV screen without interrupting viewing
· Schedule-schedule one-time recordings and recordings of pass season from device at home or on the move
· Get more from shows and movies-explore cast and crew and other recommendations of your favorite without breaking the big screen
· Search-search for all your favorite TV shows, movies, actors or directors through both broadcast and broadband from Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand and more
· Share comments with your friends-from within the application of Premiere TiVo, comment and share your thoughts at or Facebook about the show that you are currently watching
"We're bringing innovative UI TiVo TV directly at hand, taking your TV experience to a new level," said Jim Denney, vice President and General manager of product marketing for TiVo. "The new application of Premiere TiVo takes our best in class user interface and brings stunning, high-resolution display of iPad and innovative multi-touch interface. There is no better example of TiVo passion for innovation and focus on ease of use than the application of Premiere TiVo for iPad and no reason to give the gift of TiVo this year. "
The application of TiVo Premiere will be available for free from the app store iPad or www.itunes.com/appstore/.gli users must have a TiVo box before or TiVo Premiere XL and an existing account with TiVo.
To learn more about app visit www.tivo.com/ipad
The perfect Holiday gift
Holiday prices for Premiere TiVo boxes and TiVo Premiere XL makes it even easier to give a gift that will continue to give the best in TV, movies, music and Web throughout the year. for a limited time, before TiVo is available for $ 99.99 with a commitment of one year $ 19.99 per month – a $ 200 savings upfront. * TiVo Premiere XL is available for $ 299.99 with a commitment of one year at $ 19.99 per month. **
* Compared to the price of $ 299 TiVo before.
** Promotional for TiVo Premiere and premiere XL expire on 31 December 2010. See www.tivo.com for offer details, terms and conditions.
By Darren Murph, posted on Nov 22 2010 6: 35 PM 
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