Sony Brings Streaming Movies and Television to Android with Crackle Application

Posted Oct 12 2010 by Scott Webster in  with 3 Comments



Last week saw Sony’s movie and television streaming service, Crackle, come to Android phones. Started as an online video sharing service (Grouper Networks) back in 2004, Crackle is now home to full-length movies and television shows. Although currently owned by Sony, the service does feature content from other studios. A quick look at Crackle’s website shows movies such as The Professional, 8MM, Taxi Driver and a lot more. The free version of their Android app allows for condensed clips of TV shows while the premium version runs $4.99/month which provides access to full-length movie from Sony Pictures Classic, Columbia Pictures, Tri-Star, and Screen Gems. Read more about the app at Crackle.com!

Tags: , , , , Categories: 

About the Author

Scott WebsterScott founded AndroidGuys on November 5, 2007 and has been hooked ever since. His other mobile efforts can be found on AndroidAtlas (CNET) where he covers Google's mobile platform. When not obsessing over phones and tablets, Scott can be found listening to house music, watching the Green Bay Packers, or catching the latest movie.View all posts by Scott Webster →

  • Fat Scooter

    I liek how the renders of the X10 are running stock Android without Sony Erricson’s custom Nexus UI, even though the X10 supposedly runs the UI. Fail?

  • http://www.dekiweb.com/ web agency milano

    The free version of their Android app allows for condensed clips of TV shows while the premium version runs. These all are great to know about it.

  • http://profiles.google.com/jillyronald Jilly Ronald

    I read it from starting to end and I noticed that your writing skill is such a best and better than other writers. 
    embroidered clothing