The newly-available-on-Android live streaming feature of Time Warner Cable's TWC TV app (and TWCTV.com website) has just gotten a major content upgrade, adding many national and regional sports feeds. It looks like ESPN, ESPN2, TNT, TBS, MLB Network, NBA TV and NHL Network are available in most regions, along with the applicable Fox RSNs. The full lineup of areas and channels is in the press release after the break. Of course, if you'd like to keep telling your significant other sports channels haven't been added yet and they will need to watch their reality show on the tablet while you use the big HDTV, then we can all just pretend this never happened.
Time Warner Cable brings ESPN, Fox and Turner sports live streaming to apps, website originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 20 Apr 2012 15:43:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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I am glad that Time Warner got the lack of sports taken care of, I would have hated to think that you could stream television on your mobile device and have to be stuck watching sports on that big old television in your house. Now at least Time Warner subscribers can totally ignore the television unless they don’t want to reality television with their significant other. Limited streaming inside the house never made much sense to me because streaming is something that is meant to be mobile on those mobile devices. Or maybe I have been spoiled because I have been streaming openly for over a year using the Dish Remote Access app with help from my sling adapter. I even have more content to stream now that I have upgraded to the Hopper because of the Primetime Anytime feature. This feature records the primetime blocks of the big 4 networks every night and gives me access to all those program for 8 days, even remotely. Now when I wait for my train after my shift at Dish I can stay caught up with all the great primetime shows.
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