SPB TV 2.0 app let’s you stream live TV on your Windows Phone

I am a big fan of live streaming on my portable device. I have had several streaming applications on my iPod but never actually had a live streaming application for Windows Phone. I plan to fix that. In comes the SPB TV 2.0 application for Windows Phone, this app lets you stream Live TV and watch videos on demand from more than 150 + channels. This works with both Wifi and 3G connections and available in more than twenty countries.

Official description of the app :

Use SPB TV to watch live and video-on-demand TV channels on your device. SPB TV features instant channel preview, picture-in-picture mode for quick browsing, integrated TV guide and more. You can use a 3G or Wi-Fi connection. More than 150+ channels from 20+ countries. No subscription fee!
Full Screen TV Player with Picture-in-Picture Mode * Picture-in-picture mode * Fast channels launch and switching * Video-on-demand * Onscreen controls * Network bandwidth fluctuations support
More than 100, subscription free, TV channels * A wide selection of public TV channels * Quick channel preview * Integrated TV guide * Quick channel selection * Channels from more than 17 countries
Integrated TV Guide * Today’s full day guide * Current week guide * Current and upcoming TV shows




Zune download link

Update : The application seems to be extremely buggy at the moment. I cannot confirm at the moment, but do let us know if it works for you or not.

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  • Smouge

    I’m from holland and want to see the english/american channels, but get default “deutch” as language and cannot add English as a language. Besides being a little bit insulting that the program assumes I’m a german person, it is useless to me when I cannot get the English channels