CBS

All headed in all around Tristate areas south north Delaware Washington and all way through to south states whom already have had freezing ice rain freezing hours ago heading north later afternoon Watching TV live CBS as well as CBS mobile live awesome both always! Upti date awesomeness KUDOS! Thank you to all of your meteorologists as well as all first responders NY Pa. NJ as wel Go tenors Mayors working hand in hand fantastic already so far so good .. it is Mother Nature At her finest wreaking havoc on us humans just for a laugh.. how dare she even think about doing this to us New Yorkers Jersey girls Philly City Brotherly Love we are all one connected ready to handle her little monster storm 🙀😹 Lady Gaga must be giggling seeing coverage nationwide news CBS coverage lol? Nope we are ready willing able for anything all the time we stand firm strong always bonding together. Big zhiant Kudos to all CBS team out on streets in freezing cold white out conditions for hours trying keep warm while reporting Plus all inside staying warm peeps as well Keep up great work soo positive the heartbeat of America in tough times always east north south west all connected all one watching vigilant from all corners planet ❄️❄️❄️⛄️⛄️⛄️🎄🌴💕💜❤️🌹🌹 Stay warm dry safe you guys thank you for all the hard work before storm n now during days KRMc.

It's always jarring to have some notification pop up on your screen in the middle of something you're doing – interrupting you, startling you, forcing you out of what you were doing to deal with whatever message has frozen your whole system to make itself known. For users of Apple devices, this jolting horror is an everyday occurrence, usually happening multiple times a day. "Space is low", "new iOS ready for you", whatever. It never is something urgent enough to have to deal with right away, but it has to be dealt with right away because it just interrupted you out of the flow and enjoyment of whatever you were doing. That's the price for using any Apple device. But just imagine — instead of saying "Space is low", the message says "FATAL ERROR. You have exceeded the maximum number of video streams." Fatal? In the middle of an app purely designed for entertainment ? Because if you're using the CBS app, that's what you're watching it for. In the middle of am excellent episode of "Bull", right at the most dramatic and touching moments, I was interrupted FOUR TIMES with the "FATAL UPDATE" message, freezing the show and forcing me to back out and simply hit play again. Fatal?? Not so much. Infuriating?? You bet!! And BTW, I was interrupted while writing this review with "Software Update - New iOS ready", freezing me yet again for maybe the 10th time today. CBS and Apple. What a winning combination!!!!

Worst streaming app I’ve ever had. You spend 40 min watching a show and get a fatal error before the end of the show. Missing out on the end of every show every time I use the app. I send an email describing the problem only to get told to…get this…force close the app and reboot. As of I didn’t try that 263 times myself. Then I get told to call an 800 number, which is to Paramount Plus. Not CBS. Therefore, they can’t help fix any fatal errors. So basically, you have to live with watching a show only to get fatal errors before the end with no resolution or ways to fix it. (And no it’s not my brand new iPhone 13 Pro Max not my perfectly running and setup cable service. App is up to date). Doesn’t happen with any other streaming service or app. App has obvious bugs they know about but won’t fix. Update: Dear developer, fix the bugs in your app instead of sending the same form email to users having trouble. If all these people are having the same issue, logic should tell you that it’s YOU! Your app! Not the users. Sending the same email asking people to force close, turn on location services and reboot isn’t going to fix your buggy app.