Blu-Ray videos are starting to come with an Android option so that you can download the video to your device.

Unstoppable which just came out this week is the first movie to come with this new technology.

To access Blu-ray Digital Copy on Android, users must have Blu-ray disc, a wi-fi connected Blu-ray player, Android 1.6  or higher, and the PocketBLU app, which can be downloaded free from the  Android Market.

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Here’s the Press Release

“Industry First for Blu-ray from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment as Blu-ray Digital Copy of UNSTOPPABLE available for Android

With tomorrow’s Blu-ray launch of UNSTOPPABLE, the action-thriller starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine, Blu-ray Digital Copy will be available for the Android platform for the first time ever. This functionality is an added feature on the UNSTOPPABLE Digital Copy thru BD Live, marking the first time fans with an Android-enabled device will be able to transfer a sell-through movie to their handheld device.

UNSTOPPABLE is an electrifying action-thriller that follows Oscar-winner Denzel Washington* and Chris Pine (Star Trek) as they try to derail an unmanned, half-mile-long runaway freight train transporting deadly toxic material. Only two men can stop the train that is barreling towards Scranton, Pennsylvania: a veteran engineer (Washington) and a young conductor (Pine.) Thousands of lives hang in the balance as these ordinary heroes attempt to chase down one million tons of hurtling steel and prevent an epic disaster. Helmed by visionary director Tony Scott (Man On Fire), this story inspired by actual events delivers excitement and suspense that are…UNSTOPPABLE!

Android users will be able to unlock the feature presentation, as well as UNSTOPPABLE Blu-ray extras (Disc One):
• Derailed: Anatomy of a Scene
• Hanging Off the Train: Stunt Work
• On the Rails with the Director and Cast
• The Fastest Track: Unleashing Unstoppable
• Director Commentary Track
• Tracking the Story: Unstoppable Script Development

To access Blu-ray Digital Copy on Android, users must have the UNSTOPPABLE Blu-ray disc, a wi-fi connected Blu-ray player, Android 1.6 or higher, and the PocketBLU app, which can be downloaded free from the Android Market. UNSTOPPABLE Blu-ray and DVD will be available this Tues., Feb. 15.”


 

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Download Redbox in the Android Market.

 

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*January promotion – $1.99 sale price available for limited time only*

Award-winning keyboard app uses AI to make typing on your Android device smart, fast and personal.

“SwiftKey is, quite simply, one of the most innovative and useful apps we have ever seen.” — Mobile Marketing Magazine

“It’s absolutely fantastic… our third-party keyboard of choice.” — Engadget

“A ridiculously good keyboard replacement for Android… You’ll feel like it’s reading your mind.” — Gizmodo

“SwiftKey… goes so far as to offer the most likely word you will type next. It’s like a psychic, only for less money.” — MobileCrunch

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Features:

– Predicts your next word with great accuracy
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– New HD skin
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– Multi-touch
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Languages supported:

– English (US)
– English (GB)
– Czech (CZ)
– Danish (DK)
– Dutch (NL)
– French (FR)
– German (DE)
– Italian (IT)
– Norwegian (NO)
– Polish (PL)
– Portuguese (PT)
– Portuguese-Brazilian (PT-BR)
– Spanish (ES)
– Swedish (SE)

*31-day free trial available on Android Market – search for ‘SwiftKey Keyboard Free’*

SwiftKey should be downloaded over Wi-Fi where possible and you need to download a language module from within the app to use our prediction technology.

If you have any trouble downloading, installing or using the app visit our FAQ page at switkey.net/faq for a quick answer.


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