Streaming video on Curve/SlingBox

Is there any software that will enable me to watch streaming video on the Curve? I have a slingbox and would like to use it on the Curve. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Sling Media has developed an application to view your Sling Box on your Blackberry. It was demo'd at the CES2008 show in January. At this time, it is not yet available on the Sling website. After conversation with SlingMedia support, they do not have a firm Release date for this service yet.
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