Dish Anywhere app - powered by Hopper with Sling.
by Roger Cheng
Hopper will be able to connect wirelessly to the home network.
by Roger Cheng
Hopper will allow you to watching shows on your mobile device and watch them offline.
by Roger Cheng
Hopper Transfers - allows you to move DVR programs to your iPad for offline use.
by Roger Cheng
Dish Explorer - information resources for watching programs.
by Roger Cheng
Our goal will be to differentiate to consumers through products, consumer service, value, and variety of content.
by Roger Cheng
Now on stage is Vivek Khemka, VP of product management.
by Roger Cheng
I asked Dish about the Transfers feature coming to Android devices. It seems to be in the works but no time frame was given.
by David Carnoy
Khemka now patting Dish's on the back a bit by pulling up some media praise for the Hopper.
by Roger Cheng
80% are satisfied with the Hopper, and 54% would recommend it to their friends, he says.
by Roger Cheng
With content choices exploding, they are faced with choice of 100s of hours of DVR content, channels, plus simultaneous use of second screen. We built the new Hopper to address that, he says.
by Roger Cheng
Hopper has a fast processor and a 2TB hard drive -- the largest in the industry.
by Roger Cheng
New Hopper with Sling has faster processor. Allegedly double the speed.
by David Carnoy
Khemka touts the speed of its Hopper interface, compared with slower rivals.
by Roger Cheng
The Hopper has built in WiFi, so it's easy to connect to the home network.
by Roger Cheng
With built in Sling, Hopper advances the TV everywhere experience, he says.
by Roger Cheng
TV everywhere experience is either broken, or very confusing.
by Roger Cheng
You're essentially getting a Slingbox 500, which retails for $299, in the new Hopper. The 500 is the new Slingbox with built-in WiFi.
by David Carnoy
Some require separate apps, others have limited channels, or require extra hardware. Dish is simpler, he says.
by Roger Cheng
DVR and LiveTV at home and on the go.
by Roger Cheng
Customers can watch the media on iOS and Android anytime and anywhere they have a WiFi and cellular connection, he says.
by Roger Cheng
For those who don't know, Echostar is the parent company of both Dish and Sling.
by David Carnoy
The only problem is that the file sizes are kind of big. An hour show is about 2GB, so it eats up space on your iPad.
by David Carnoy
The best of TV+Web is software that serves up programs that you want, including game finder.
by Roger Cheng
Yes, support is only for iOS and Android now. No word on BlackBerry 10 or Windows Phone.
by Roger Cheng
The list of Hopper features is pretty impressive.
by Roger Cheng
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