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tag: Super Bowl XLVII

CBS’s iPad Super Bowl streaming: A good start, but there’s room to improve

CBS’s iPad Super Bowl streaming: A good start, but there’s room to improve

February 4, 2013 7:47 AM Cameron Yuill

Guest Post Watching the Super Bowl on the iPad was convenient, but laggy.

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