Clicker is a site we've been posting about since day one and is a superb place to find quality television programming available to stream from MANY broadcasters (for free), webcasters (for free) and Netflix (for subscribers). Also, direct links to purchase or rent from iTunes or Amazon are available.
The Android app was available that day and we said the iPhone app would be coming soon.
Well, a month later, the day has arrived and Clicker.com for iPhone is finally here. You can download a copy (free) of the app, officially named Clicker.com, by clicking here and visiting to the App Store.
The one thing to remember is that some programming that can be viewed on your computer might not be accessible on your iPhone. However, it's very easy to limit (if you choose to) to only view iPhone accessible (free and fee-based) content. Additional limits are also possible.
Disclosure: Clicker’s CEO, Jim Lanzone, and a few other execs used to work with Gary at Ask.com. He has not worked with any of them for over 2.5 years.
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