Unstoppable Blu-ray film with Android-compatible Digital Copy

By Matthew Chung on 02/15/2011 04:38 PDT

Getting movies on portable devices legally is always a tricky situation but now Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment has announced that its upcoming Unstoppable launch will allow Android users to enjoy the movie while on the move, thanks to the Blu-ray Digital Copy support for Android. Thanks to it, users will be able to transfer the movie to Android-powered devices through BD Live, the first time it’s possible on Android. It’s worth noting that you’ll need the disc, a Wi-Fi-connected BD player, Android 1.6 or higher and the free PocketBLU app. The movie will be available on February 15^th.

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