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BBC Game today launched an Olympics application for Operating system and iOS mobile phones in the UK.


The no cost app offers up to 24 streams of stay events protection, complete routine and search engine webpages, and everyday details experiences which can be stored for off-line studying, guaranteeing you never forget a second of the Games, wherever you are.

Alongside full stay streaming, catch-up protection and highlights, the app guarantees you always have a complete, trustworthy Games guide at your convenience, even on-the-go. Offering specific facts, stats and details, the app generates webpages for every athlete, country and sport, updated in real-time. You can also accessibility stay everyday text commentaries, details experiences and a specific routine and outcomes section covering every Olympics event.

Extra functionality allows experiences to be stored for off-line studying, guaranteeing the newest details is accessible even when cellular reception is unavailable. Additionally, iOS customers can personalise the app by adding their favourite Olympics sports to the customisable tab bar, enabling immediate entry to the newest stay activity.

Phil Fearnley, General Manager BBC News & Knowledge, said: "For the first truly digital Olympics, we needed to ensure that everyone could accessibility our quality protection wherever they were, across multiple devices. The no cost BBC Game Olympics app for UK Operating system and iOS mobile phones guarantees that everything you need to keep up-to-date with the activity is right there at your convenience. Even when you're out of range of 3G or wireless, we'll still be able to deliver the newest details to you off-line.

"The app adds even greater value to the BBC Game cellular experience, guaranteeing you never forget a second of the Games."

Both versions of the app are available for UK smartphone customers only. The iOS app is optimized for devices with iOS 5.0 and above set up. The Operating system edition is optimized for devices with OS 2.2 and Flash set up.

The Operating system app can be downloadable now from the Operating system App Shop.

The iOS app can be downloadable from the iTunes App Shop.

A shortcut app for Blackberry mobile phones customers, which creates a bookmark for the BBC Olympics cellular web page, is available from Blackberry mobile phones App World.

BBC protection of the 2012 Olympics can also be enjoyed on cell phones via the cellular browser edition of the BBC Game website
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