“To make it as easy as possible, you only need to go through the sign-in once and won’t have to “re-authenticate” every time you want to watch a live event,” explained Adobe on its Digital Media Blog. Users simply need to login to their pay-TV subscription to tap into 3,500 hours of Olympic events. They will also support “ TV Everywhere” authentication with cable providers for unlimited access to all the premium content. The free apps will launch on both Apple’s App Store for iOS devices and the Google Play Store for Android smartphone and tablets. It can handle multiple camera angles, social features, and the ability to seamlessly switch between both Olympics apps. Meanwhile, the NBC Olympics Live Extra app will pipe live-streaming video to on-the-go users.

The NBC Olympics Live Companion app will act as a second display for stats and other details so users have a full bevy of data to compliment their television-watching experience.

NBC just unveiled two Adobe-powered mobile apps for its 2012 London Olympics coverage.

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