Watch Free TV on an iPhone (NBC shows)

Need a "30 Rock" fix? How about some "Friday Night Lights?" Forget paying Apple two bucks for every iTunes download: Just stream the shows to your iPhone or iPod Touch instead.

No, the rumored Hulu app hasn't arrived yet. But if you point your mobile browser to m.nbc.com, you'll find you can watch full episodes of more than a dozen NBC shows. Free!

(Interestingly, the mobile CBS site (iphone.cbs.com) can stream video in the iPhone-friendly QuickTime format as well, but for the moment, you'll find only clips and recaps, not full episodes.) Note: CNET is published by CBS Interactive, a unit of CBS.

As you might expect, the shows are broken up into chunks that conveniently coincide with commercial breaks. An episode of "The Office," for instance, kicks off with a 15-second commercial, followed by the first eight minutes or so of the episode. Then it's on to chunk No. 2, which also starts with a commercial. It's all very Hulu-like, except that you have to start each segment manually.

In addition to the aforementioned gems, NBC has episodes of "Heroes," "Life," "Parks and Recreation," and (shudder) "The Celebrity Apprentice." The number of available episodes varies (rather inexplicably) from one show to another. You might find a generous 15 episodes of "Knight Rider," but only one "Medium."

[via CNET]

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"Badass" Hulu App Coming to iPhone

Free mobile video will soon be at iPhone owners' fingertips

The iPhone is about to get a little cooler.  Hot off taking the internet world by storm, internet site Hulu, which offers commercial-supported streaming TV from Fox and NBC, is set to make the jump to mobile deviceswith a new iPhone app.  The new app is set to transform your iPhone into a pocket TV.

The news first leaked to Alley Insider, which spoke with a "plugged-in industry executive" who confirmed the development of the app.  The executive said the app will land in only a few months, will support both Wi-Fi and 3G connections and be, in their words, "badass."

The app is not without its competition -- there's already a CBS TV.com app, a Joost app (MTV, BET, Paramount Pictures, and NASCAR) and an i.TV app.  However, with Hulu being the most popular and effective online solution and new reports that it is on the verge of a deal with ABC/Disney, it should take the iPhone world by storm.

Apple and AT&T likely were somewhat reticent to approve the application, which would be in direct competition with Apple's iTunes video store.  However, given the increase in iPhone sales that legitimate mobile TV can bring, their hands were virtually tied.  There's no word yet on whether Hulu will share ad revenue with Apple and/or AT&T, but that seems possible.

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