Now you can watch your television on your Treos, especially the new 3G enabled Treo devices, thanks to Sling Media’s new software.
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A friend in the UK just confirmed that my Slingbox Pro here in the US looks and sounds very good over the pub’s wifi.
As for the quality of the actual content itself…
That might require another pint or two.