MLB.com At Bat gets iOS 7 support, multi-camera postseason video

MLB At Bat gets iOS 7 support, multicamera live games and postseason news

We know you've likely had your fill of app updates for iOS 7, but bear with us -- this one's likely worth your attention. Major League Baseball has updated the MLB.com At Bat app to both support Apple's new software and introduce host of postseason-friendly features. Sports fans can now watch live Wild Card games, division playoffs and National League championships from multiple camera angles. The updated app also brings a full suite of postseason info, complete with dedicated news and stat sections. If you're worried that you'll miss a crucial game on the road, you'll want to grab the new At Bat release from the source link.

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Via: 9to5 Mac

Source: App Store

MLB At Bat 13 comes to Windows Phone 8

MLB At Bat 13 comes to Windows Phone 8

Are you worried that you won't get to follow big league baseball from your Lumia 1020 this year? Don't be: MLB At Bat 13 has just launched for Windows Phone 8. The new release covers familiar ground in a fresher-looking package, letting sports aficionados watch both free and MLB.tv Premium-only live games, pin their favorite teams to the home screen and check Live Tiles for the day's games. At Bat 13 is free to download, although you'll have to pay for a Premium account ($25 monthly or $50 yearly) if you want to watch full access to MLB.tv's game broadcasts and archived footage.

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Via: Windows Phone Blog

Source: Windows Phone Store

MLB At Bat 2013 app warms up for spring training, starts pitching in BB10’s bullpen


MLB at bat 2013 app warms up for spring training, starts pitching in BB10's bullpen

For some, the change of the season is marked not by calendars or climate changes, but by the beat of sports fandom. Rest easy, baseball fans: spring is finally here. Naturally, Major League Baseball is heralding in the weather by updating its MLB At Bat app for 2013 spring training, touting new features for Android and iOS users alike. The apps updated team pages, retooled navigation and classic games library are universally available to both Android and iOS users, but the iPhone will score an enhanced and searchable video library and an exclusive home screen customization feature. MLB promises to pipe in more functionality before the season opens, however -- including mobile access for BlackBerry 10 users. What hasn't changed? The price, of course: Android subscribers will need to pony up $20 for the year, while iOS retains its $3 monthly subscription plan. Of course, MLB.tv Premium subscribers get full access, gratis. Slide past the break for the official press release.

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MLB At Bat 2012 app update brings new stats overlay, Ford SYNC integration and more

MLB At Bat 2012 app update brings new stats overlay, Ford SYNC integration and more

If you're a fan of the MLB At Bat 2012 app on iOS, a new update brings a few noteworthy treats. First of all, iPad users are gifted with a new overlay that puts live stats on top of the action, meaning you won't miss a swing of the bat. Also, Ford SYNC users can now hook it up via AppLink, and get scores, schedules and live audio on the move. There are a handful of other new features, such as social sharing of video highlights and a re-designed news headline (iPhone only). No word on whether Androiders will get the same treatment yet, but for those on the iOS team, strike out on the source link for the goods.

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