 Hey guys, this is David with The Verge and I'm here at the Plex booth at Showstoppers and we're looking at some of the new stuff that they've got. Plex is a media server system that lets you stream from a computer or any media server to all kinds of different devices. They have a Mac client, they have an Android client, there's an app for iOS, and now they're branching out into a whole bunch of new things and adding some new features. So let's take a look at the Windows Phone client, which is one of the coolest things. So the Plex client is pretty, in functionality, pretty similar to the iOS and Android apps. You can look through your various servers and they have channels, which is kind of like the way Roku does it. You can see different sites and watch things that way. There's a queue which has movies that you've sent yourself to watch. You get an email address that you can send a link to and it puts it there. There's also a new recommended feature. Plex is launching some new social features that'll plug into Facebook and let people say, hey, you should watch this video and then it'll show up in your recommended queue for you to watch. So it's got the Metro UI, it's a pretty nice looking app and it's pretty full featured for everything that Plex can do. You can stream movies and all that pretty easily. So they have Windows Phone and all of this stuff over here. There's a DLNA app, there's an app in the Samsung store, there's a new Google TV app coming out. They already have one, but it's getting a refresh to look better from far away back on your couch. And basically their goal is just to be everywhere and let you stream from a single server, a single space to any device in your house and the whole stack just got a lot bigger. And that's what Plex is up to at CES.
 Hey guys, this is David with The Verge and I'm here at the Plex booth at Showstoppers
 and we're looking at some of the new stuff that they've got.
 Plex is a media server system that lets you stream from a computer or any media server
 to all kinds of different devices.
 They have a Mac client, they have an Android client, there's an app for iOS, and now they're
 branching out into a whole bunch of new things and adding some new features.
 So let's take a look at the Windows Phone client, which is one of the coolest things.
 So the Plex client is pretty, in functionality, pretty similar to the iOS and Android apps.
 You can look through your various servers and they have channels, which is kind of like
 the way Roku does it.
 You can see different sites and watch things that way.
 There's a queue which has movies that you've sent yourself to watch.
 You get an email address that you can send a link to and it puts it there.
 There's also a new recommended feature.
 Plex is launching some new social features that'll plug into Facebook and let people
 say, hey, you should watch this video and then it'll show up in your recommended queue
 for you to watch.
 So it's got the Metro UI, it's a pretty nice looking app and it's pretty full featured
 for everything that Plex can do.
 You can stream movies and all that pretty easily.
 So they have Windows Phone and all of this stuff over here.
 There's a DLNA app, there's an app in the Samsung store, there's a new Google TV app
 coming out.
 They already have one, but it's getting a refresh to look better from far away back
 on your couch.
 And basically their goal is just to be everywhere and let you stream from a single server, a
 single space to any device in your house and the whole stack just got a lot bigger.
 And that's what Plex is up to at CES.