By: Jeff Simmermon at 06:31 pm

Here’s another little cupcake for you, iPad watchers.
We’re adding even more channels to the iPad app overnight. By tomorrow morning you should be able to see the following channels in addition to the ones we added earlier today:
Go nuts!
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Ma
Apr 02, 2011at 11:40 am
Yes! TruTv! Thank you so much! I really wanted this channel!
Keith
Apr 02, 2011at 11:51 am
Again, HD channels that will be available on my 9 1/2″ iPad screen that aren’t available on my actual cable TV lineup. FIX THIS. You’ve already said that the rationale behind your app is to deliver programming to subscribers on whatever screen they want it — I want this programming on my HDTV, which is why I became a TWC customer in the first place, but you’re denying me that. Why won’t you get your cable TV service offerings up to par before you go running off with this iPad app?
Dakota
Apr 02, 2011at 3:32 pm
Cablevision just pulled 300 channels out of nowhere. Can we pick up the pace, TWC?
Jeff Simmermon
Apr 02, 2011at 5:51 pm
Dakota, I really think you should watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r1CZTLk-Gk
I’m not privy to Cablevision’s dev schedule and product strategy, but I’m pretty happy with what we’ve offered thus far.
Alec
Apr 02, 2011at 7:45 pm
Dakota does have a point. All cable companies will eventually be subject to a court ruling so I don’t understand why TWC doesn’t go all in? I’d like to see an option to delete/add channels out of the line-up. (like a favorites menu). I don’t really care to see what’s on cspan 1-20 or the Hallmark network, etc. Cheers
Dakota
Apr 02, 2011at 8:19 pm
See, I’m just a geek. I’ve discovered enough how the app works that I probably shouldn’t know, but…
… along with using Akamai HD for iOS, can we have Akamai HD for Flash for Web acccess pretty pwease?
///yes, I’ve figured out how the communications within the app work and where it’s talking to like a true geek.
///and yes, it’s amazing.
///somewhat happy.
Adam Black
Apr 02, 2011at 11:49 pm
Cablevision one-upped TWC and is taking the battle straight to the content providers with over 300 channels available in their app. Tell the lawyers and the execs to grow some balls and join the battle.
Oh, and bring DOCSIS 3.0 to the West Valley (Los Angeles) before I go bald… thanks!
Dean
Apr 03, 2011at 12:01 am
Haha, I’m a big fan of that Louie CK clip, but you have to admit, the Cablevision app is pretty amazing.
Rick
Apr 03, 2011at 4:35 pm
When I logged in this afternoon, a lot channels that were there last night and yeasterday, are gone! I only have like 20 channels! What’s up???
Johnny555
Apr 04, 2011at 12:25 pm
yeah. where are all the channels going? i’m losing good ones (comedy central!) and getting 10 cspans. pls dont add any more cspans!!
Ma
Apr 04, 2011at 2:45 pm
Wow. I went to Google and learned the tech, also! Geeky me.
(baby talk mkes me throw up in my mouth a widdle bit.)
D.A.
Apr 04, 2011at 8:39 pm
Cablevision iPad app has 300 channels! Time Warner is nowhere close to that. Can’t we get some sports channels like SNY.
AL
Apr 06, 2011at 12:28 am
I was counting the days to switch to Verizon FIOS, when the APP first came out. I was like wow nice! I’ll stay with TW especially with all those good channels in the line-up, then they pulled all the good one’s off.. BOOOO. Then they added some very unpopular channels, and to add insult to injury, cablevision crashes the party with a whopping 300 channel APP. Who’s the little giant now?
Tom
Apr 09, 2011at 1:04 pm
I looked for Sprout today and am not seeing it. Does everyone get Sprout?
Jeff Simmermon
Apr 10, 2011at 3:58 pm
They should. Have you called in about this?