Grey's Anatomy Sync for iPad Lets Viewers Interact with the Show - AppScout. If you're a fan of the ABC medical drama Grey's Anatomy and also an iPad owner, now you can follow along with the action on-screen and access additional content when the show's not on television. The Grey's Anatomy Sync App for iPad allows you to interact with other fans of the show while it's on the air, and communicate with them in real time to share your opinions of each episode. You can also use the iPad app to interact in real time with scenes on your television screen if you use the app while the show is on the air. Additionally, the app has a system of badges and rewards that you can earn by checking in to the show on a regular basis or watching season finales.
Even if you're not the type to catch a show right when it's first aired, the app allows you to interact with the show if you're watching on your DVR, although not all of the features will be available. Grey's Anatomy Sync is available for free in the iTunes App Store, and requires an iPad running iOS 4.2 or higher. How Twitter Won the Super Bowl: Online Video News « The Future of Social TV: It’s Not About the Check-In: Online Video News « Watch TV Online for Free - Clicker.
Yahoo TV is a Paradigm Shift for Internet TV. Last week at the Consumer Electronics Show we got a sneak peek at the latest incarnation of Yahoo Connected TV and we were excited about what we saw: the first Internet TV device to bring passive and personalized Internet content to its users. Watching a boxing match? Cast a vote in an online poll on who's going to stay upright and who's hitting the mat. Checking out the shopping channel? Purchase items directly from the comfort of your sofa without pulling out the laptop. Yahoo Connected TV is about to change how we think of Internet TV forever... but is it edgy enough to really lead the pack? Yahoo is calling this new feature "broadcast interactivity" and says that it will "engage TV viewers like never before. " So far, the majority of Internet TV has come in the form of content-providing apps like Netflix and other Web-based apps ported over for use, such as Twitter.
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