Squrl

NEVER MISS OUT ON FRESH VIDEOS THAT YOU ARE INTERESTED IN WITH THE LATEST VERSION OF SQURL

This release is an evolutionary effort to create the best place to watch and discover video on the iPad. With the explosion of video apps and websites, Squrl ensures you won't miss out on videos you care about, without having to do the work of finding it.

Tell Squrl what topics you are interested in, and we create a personalized channel guide for you.

Our "Fresh" section brings the most recent content from across all of these channels to the forefront.

Be first to see what video is trending on social networks and across all the providers supported by Squrl in the new "What's Hot" section.

Squrl now supports thousands of feeds and millions of videos from hundreds of different providers, including Hulu, CNN, ESPN, NASA, CNBC, The NY Times, Devour, Reddit, TMZ, TED, Tech Crunch, Vimeo, Pitchfork, Food Network, Funny or Die, IGN and many more.

You can also queue up videos to watch later inside of Squrl, via a web browser bookmarklet, or email us links. Once the videos are placed in a queue, you can organize them into channels and playlists.

Try our free application before signing in-- simply select what you are interested in and start watching videos without having to create an account.

When you are ready, sign in with your favorite services like Facebook, Twitter and connect to Netflix and YouTube, they all become part of your channel lineup. Squrl presents you with all the videos posted to your social networks by friends and people you follow.

Squrl transforms your tablet video experience into a social one, with a list of your friends and people you follow always available in a sidebar. What friends and the Squrl community are watching is simply one touch away. You can just as easily add friends from Facebook, Twitter, and your contact list. Sharing videos with people on Squrl or posting them to a Twitter timeline and a Facebook wall is now easier than ever.

Selecting a video to play from "Fresh," "What's Hot," or any Channel results in a playlist, allowing you to lean back and enjoy video. You can continue to discover new content while you watch video.

The new interface and player controls are now gesture-based, meaning the opening and closing of navigation panels is done with natural swiping motions, opening video to full screen, and closing video players with a simple pinching motion.