Elgato’s EyeTV iPhone app isn’t supposed to allow you to stream video from a computer to your iPhone over a 3G connection, but a recently discovered backdoor exploit allows users of the app’s first version to do so anyway.
Apple reacted to the news of the backdoor exploit by quickly pulling the app from the App Store on Saturday. Today, we found out that the app has been restored to the store and was briefly for sale again–an unusual (more…)
While the original software only let the users to export the EyeTV recordings on to the iPhone , the newly released EyeTV iPhone app lets iPhone users watch live TV streaming on their iPhones.In order to use Elgato's EyeTV app on your iPhone , you must first register your Mac to its free My EyeTV service. Once this is done, you may tap into the live streaming service on the move. EyeTV app's Bonjour technology tracks for EyeTV-packing maps on (more…)
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Elgato has released EyeTV for iPhone and iPod Touch (iTunes link), a new, $4.99 app that connects to any Mac running the latest version of Elgato’s EyeTV 3.2 software. The app allows EyeTV users to view TV recordings and live TV from a remote location with one limitation: a Wi-Fi connection is required for viewing live TV. (Restrictions on the app by Apple and AT&T prevent live streaming via 3G.)
