March Madness comes to the iPhone

can some one post the .plist string for the cbs march madness app?

If all you're looking for is a way to check the scores and see how your picks are doing in their games, we built a super fast app to do it. Brackets was made for 2 second at a glance checking of the tournament games. Check it out at http://mustacheinc.com/brackets.

No 3G and they are charging for it? WTF?

If your iPhone is jailbroken, use VoipOver3G by modifying the plist file and it will work over 3G!

Smells like an app I would regret having bought. Excited about it, but if I have to have wi-fi I'll just take my laptop with me and stream the games for free.

Glad to see the iPhone can now do what most other AT&T phones have been advertising for months.

I'll pass on this app, but I came really close to buying it. But 5 bucks for something that will only be used a few weeks per year even if it works perfectly seems silly.

If I'm watching on Wifi I'm going to sit in front of a 22''+ to enjoy the games. Very lame idea.

@brian: This would be infinitely handy at work, but unfortunately I don't have wifi there. Hopefully work will let me do CBS's MMOD (March Madness on Demand) on my computer...

Too bad the iPhone can't handle regular old streaming video--even from Apple's QuickTime Streaming Server--on its own. (Or did they silently fix this and no one told me?)

strf3--no, maybe not the whole tournament, but if you've got to catch a game at work or something, it wouldn't be that bad. And technically, it was the dev's decision to require WiFi, not Apple's or AT&T's

I'm not a big sports fan but I'm getting really tired of seeing this wifi only garbage. What does AT&T/apple think? People are going to watch the entire tournament on their phone?