The Elgato EyeTV iPhone app has a secret option for 3G streaming built in, as we revealed back in October. But now Elgato’s come up with more straight forward solution, putting out an update to its EyeTV software for Mac that lets you stream to an iPhone web app, taking Apple’s approval process out of the equation entirely!
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Yesterday it seemed we’d have to wait for a new version of Elgato’s EyeTV app after Apple pulled it from the iPhone app store, but it’s already made a reappearance, complete with its clandestine 3G streaming abilities. Want the skinny on Apple’s U-turn? Read on for all the info.
UPDATE: EyeTV now seems to be back on the iPhone App Store, compete with 3G streaming. Has Apple backed down, or is it a mix up?
UPDATE: Apple appears to have backed down, allowing EyeTV back into the iPhone app store, complete with its 3G streaming abilities. Read the full story.
UPDATE: Just hours after the story below went live, Apple pulled the EyeTV app from the iPhone app store. Elgato has since submitted a revised version, without the offending code to allow 3G streaming, and expects it to be back on sale soon. Read the full story.
An Elgato iPhone app to chuck telly from your Mac straight on to your iPhone, SlingPlayer style, has just hit the App Store. Want to know how to get your EyeTV fix on the move? Read on.
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