Blu-ray meets the iPhone, and instantly it’s a match made in heaven. A perfect marriage of mobility and entertainment is formed, and everyone lives happily ever after! Is it the plot of a new movie? Not quite.

It’s breaking news of a new iPhone app that lets you access special features of Blu-ray discs from your iPhone - both at home and on-the-go. Universal Studios is the first to harness this pairing of energies, saying that it will start releasing many of its (top-grossing, no doubt) feature films on Blu-ray discs enabled with a wide variety of features and functions for use with iPhones and iPod Touches, including many internet/Wi-Fi based interactivity features, which can be accessed by these handheld devices through the aid of a companion app that, conveniently, is also available at Apple’s iTunes App Store.

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It’s been going on for a couple of years now. Stores have been carrying both Blu-Ray and HD DVD disks, manufacturers have been making both types of drives, and people have been talking about them both.

However, Blu-Ray players can’t play HD DVD’s, and HD DVD players can’t play Blu-Ray discs. At the end of the day, they both do the same thing (play a high-definition movie on an HDTV), so why the feud? Well, it’s a matter of who got their first. Two companies developed and successfully marketed a working high definition delivery system, and they both took off! But, as we all know, only one can survive, and in the battle of Blu-Ray vs HD DVD player computability, it seems Blu-Ray has won the fight.

There is a little plastic thing were you insert the disk in were it is blocking it, so yeah i wiil show more in video. please make video response, & please comment.

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