Screenshots of AT&T Homezone's Yahoo Web Remote

Since AT&T's recently-launched Homezone service is only available to a handful of people -- namely, select customers in Ohio and San Antonio -- we thought that the rest of you might be interested in seeing what the Yahoo-powered Web Remote feature is all about. If you've ever used an online guide like TitanTV, then the Homezone version should look very familiar -- you simply click on any show in the grid, and up pops an info box with all your recording options. In case you missed our previous coverage, Homezone is an Internet-connected entertainment service that combines satellite TV from Dish Network with on-demand downloads from Movielink in a DVR-equipped set top box. Keep reading for a few more shots of the value-added web feature that contributes to the service's $10-a-month fee...

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 25th 2008 3:27AM]

Hey I have this service and I love it. I never have to miss my favorite shows or sport events, I could rent and download my fav movies when I'm away from home. I could even upload and share my Photos remotely from any computer. I have ATT Bundle service along with ATT Dish HZ in HD. It beats Cable any Day !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 21st 2006 12:30PM]

Wow - what a pathetic lineup of TV shows.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 21st 2006 12:34PM]

"Wow - what a pathetic lineup of TV shows."

Daytime TV at its best.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 21st 2006 12:35PM]

Yahoo is now listed as Adware by me and other admins because of the policy's to install webplugs when updating the PDF file read from adobe
and other things, sad on you yahoo, goodbye all your things are now >null you passed the point from being services to beings a adware addon

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 22nd 2006 5:10AM]

Looks like the same sort of thing as SKY+ Remote in the UK, that lets you schedule recording on your sky+ box from the web,mobile phone browser or SMS message.

[lettcco Posted Jul 22nd 2006 6:40AM]

hmmm no thanks, my MCE can do that for free.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 22nd 2006 4:29PM]

"Yahoo is now listed as Adware by me and other admins because of the policy's to install webplugs when updating the PDF file read from adobe and other things, sad on you yahoo, goodbye all your things are now >null you passed the point from being services to beings a adware addon"

That's a pretty shallow definition of 'adware'/'spyware' as simply being a program that comes with another program. In that case, WMP10, Internet Explorer, and Solitare are spyware now.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 23rd 2006 1:18PM]

Yes, welcome [e-mail]!!

Oopsies... Someone didn't inspect those screenshots close enough.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 24th 2006 11:25AM]

@annon,

Oopsies. That's a "q" not a "g" (compare it to the g in global).

Very mature.