Verizon wifi Wireless Presents viewdini: Modern Cellular Film Website to Offer Quick and Simple Entry to Content
Verizon Wireless today presented viewdini, a modern site that makes a new enjoyment choice for customers by making it simple to look for and view films, tv reveals, and other video on cell phones.
Viewdini harnesses the power of Verizon wifi Wireless' 4G LTE system, optimizing accessibility video clips from a variety of articles services, such as wire providers, websites and other popular video resources. Comcast Xfinity®, Hulu Plus, mSpot and Blockbuster online are among the members at release, with more such as Verizon wifi FiOS predicted to be included soon.
"Verizon Wireless has the system to provide it choices our clients want with the quality and speed clients demand," said Dan Mead, chief executive and CEO of Verizon wifi Wireless. "Working with a variety of services, we're giving our clients a simple user-friendly way to find reveals, films and other video clips from the resources they have connections with and discover new resources of video as well."
Verizon Wireless made the statement in Birkenstock boston at The Cable Show 2012, the Nationwide Cable & Telecom Organization yearly meeting.
Verizon Wireless' viewdini functions as a mobile video aggregator that allows for users to look for thousands of headings from some of the Internet's major articles services like Blockbuster online, Hulu Plus, mSpot, TV sites, movie companies, Comcast's Xfinity TV, Verizon wifi FiOS and wire providers. By simply searching for a name, subject, or star's name, viewdini will let clients know which services have mobile video for loading, and whether it is available at no additional charge, by registration, to lease or for purchase. A easy click will provide related articles and information like throw and team info and hyperlinks to similar headings.
Viewdini will be available to Verizon wifi Wireless clients with 4G LTE Android™ gadgets later this month, with support for other systems predicted to be included soon. The application can be downloadable from the Google Play store, and is free to clients.