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The BDP-S370 Blu-ray Disc player features Blu-ray 3D playback, Wi-Fi Internet connectivity, and instant streaming of online video content from the BRAVIA Internet Video platform.When connected to a broadband Internet network, the BDP-S370 instantly streams movies, videos, music and more from YouTube, Yahoo!, Dailymotion, Wired, Sports Illustrated, Sony Pictures, and other providers through the Sony BRAVIA Internet Video platform.Sony's Blu-ray Disc player BDP-S370 features an entertainment database browser, using Gracenote technologies, that allows users to browse details like actor and production information from a Blu-ray Disc and access related content found on BRAVIA Internet Video content.The BDP-S370 Blu-ray Disc players from Sony are now DLNA enabled following a firmware update. It gives you even more entertainment possibilities around the home. DLNA compatibility means a Blu-ray Disc player from Sony can 'talk' to other compatible DLNA devices such as a phone, laptop or music player and play their stored content on your TV, no matter where at home the device is located.You can also easily plug an external hard disk drive or USB device into the front USB port of the BDP-S370 and enjoy stored movies, music or photos through your TV or home cinema system. With the Blu-ray Disc players now able to play a larger range of file types, including DivX HD and MKV format, it's easier than ever to share personal entertainment from all over the home.Unique to the BDP-S370, users with an iPhone or iPod touch devices can control the players using a free application that can be downloaded from the Apple App store. The application allows an iPhone/iPod touch to function as a remote control that includes the ability to access a Blu-ray Disc's details such as jacket artwork, actor, and production information as well as search for additional video clips online.24p True Cinema technologyThis mode allows films to be watched as intended by the director for the big screen, at 24 frames per second. Until now, movies watched at home play back 'faster' than they do in the cinema. When a film is shown on TV or sold on DVD it has to be adjusted to be compatible with the PAL format. The difference is that films are shot at a rate of 24 frames per second, whereas standard TV uses 25 frames per second. BRAVIA SyncBRAVIA Sync lets you sit back and control other devices by Sony using your BRAVIA TV remote control. Another brilliantly simple way to get more out of Sony products. For example, if your Blu-ray Disc player is connected to your BRAVIA TV via HDMI, you can watch a movie simply by pressing play on your BRAVIA remote. Or if you connect your Cyber-shot digital camera to your BRAVIA TV via HDMI you can use the TV remote to view the movies and pictures stored on the device.