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Joost Video Streaming iPhone App Makes Us Dream of Hulu [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — ... It's kind of crashy, could use a better navigation UI and takes too long for movie streams to get going (and then when they do it's kind of finicky) but we definitely appreciate being to stream The Fifth Element over Wi-Fi in decent quality, when it actually gets going. More than anything though, it just makes us soak our pillow with even more drool dreaming of a Hulu app. [iTunes via ...

Joost hits the iPhone, Hulu and Sling to follow?
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — Joost isn't brimming with fantastic content, though there are some interesting titles for sure.  However, it is now on the iPhone (iTunes Link).  Interestingly it works only over Wifi.  While this is a nice little application, it is most important because it means that slightly more exciting applications like Hulu and Slingplayer are both possible.    This class of media broadcaster seems like a great pick for the iPod touch - since AT&T isn't letting the video stream to be played over 3G.  Early reports day it is more than slightly ...

News: Mix: Joost, Linux, FormSpring Pro, Wallet
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — Streaming video service Joost has released its new official application for the iPhone and iPod touch. The application streams video directly to the devices over Wi-Fi, and offers users the ability to browse by category, see “Most Popular” and “Our Picks” listings, and search for specific videos. Similar to joost.com, the Joost application is ad-supported, and is now available as a free download from the App Store. The iPhone Dev Team, known for its efforts towards iPhone jailbreaking and unlocking, has announced that one of its members, planetbeing, has reverse engineered Apple’s hardware drivers, and has released a bare-bones version of Linux that ...

Joost brings mainstream videos, clips to iPhone
Ars Technica - Infinite Loop — If cute cats on YouTube and the latest iTunes Store season of Robot Chicken just aren't letting you escape like they used to, Joost's eclectic library of streaming, premium content is now accessible on the iPhone. Available now in the App Store, Joost for iPhone ( iTunes link ...

Joost Boosts iPhone Streaming Video Choices
Mac|Life all RSS Feed — joost If you're jonesing for more videos on the iPhone, you don't have to look any further than the new Joost App Store app . Joost doesn't have Hulu's dense library of videos, and it only works with Wi-Fi. But, we're watching Starship Troopers on our iPhones right now, and we're getting ready to watch the Fifth Element . You won't be watching videos while outside a Wi-Fi network, but it does mean that there is the possibility of Hulu and other studio-owned sites being ported to the iPhone without worrying about Flash ever showing up on the device. Oh snap, they have The Karate Kid . ...

Joost iPhone App: A Bit Disappointing
TheAppleBlog — Personally, I can’t get enough of the new podcast features rolled out in the iPhone/iPod touch 2.2 firmware update. They’re now an indispensable part of my daily commuting. That’s why I was looking forward to Joost for the iPhone (free). It seemed to have the potential to provide the same kind of time-killing power and more, because of its library of content, which includes popular film and television shows. The app comes with some caveats, however, and it remains to be seen whether those limitations will prevent the app from reaching its full potential. First strike, although it doesn’t affect users in the U.S., ...

Joost launches app for Apple iPhone and iPod touch
MacDailyNews — ... • Browsing by category • Selecting "Most Popular" videos • Watching "Our Picks" • Searching for a specific video Joost offers more than 46,000 videos including 18,000 music videos, 400 TV series and 1,200 movies and short films. Joost is available globally, offering content from more than 300 partners worldwide. Content varies by geography due to individual agreements with copyright holders. The free Joost app for Apple's iPhone and iPod touch is available via iTunes App Store here (iTunes link). Source: Joost MacDailyNews Note: Tested with "The Fifth Element" ...

Joost arrives for iPhone
The Apple Core — December 1st, 2008 Joost arrives for iPhone Posted by Jason D. O'Grady @ 8:31 pm Categories: Software , iPhone , App Store Tags: Apple iPhone , Joost , Corporate Communications , Web Site Development , Web Technology , Digital Video , Marketing , Internet , Personal Technology , Jason D. O'Grady Joost arrives for iPhone Back in April 2007 when I first wrote about Joost it was an invitation-only video streaming service from the wunderkind responsible for Skype and Kazaa. Back then it required you to download a proprietary client, then in October 2008 it ...

Joost now available for iPhone/iPod touch
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: Multimedia, iPhone, App Store, iPod touchJoost, the on-demand video streaming service that came to the Mac a while ago, has now made its way to the iPhone and iPod touch. The video service features music videos, TV shows, and even movies ... and you can now watch all of them on the go. You can browse videos by Joost picks, popular videos, browse videos by category, and search for videos. Joost uses a custom built video viewer, as opposed to the regular video player that is used by the YouTube application. I didn't really like this custom view, nor the inability to rotate the video. I also ...

Joost Offers iPhone Video Viewing Plus Social Networking
iSmashPhone — Somebody must have asked "What would the mating of MySpace and YouTube look like?"  And Joost appears to be the answer: "What's Joost? It's a way to watch videos – music, TV, movies and more – over the Internet. We could just call it a website ... with videos ... but that's not the whole story. We're giving you new ways to find ...

Topless Models On Your iPhone, Courtesy Joost (AAPL)
Silicon Alley Insider — ... But we don't see any warning about potential adult content on Joost's iTunes App Store page, so we were surprised to find it so easily accessible on the iPhone. Especially after the puritans at Apple (AAPL) ...