Switch from one program to the next cause that’s how it should be.
The Roku Streaming Stick media streaming device is down to $ 39.99 on Amazon, and it normally sells for around $ 49. We used to see these devices drop in price more often, but it has been almost two months since the last deal.
If you want 4K content, Roku’s 4K Streaming Stick Plus is also on sale today for $ 59. That’s $ [Read More…]
New Three subscribers can stream from Netflix, TVPlayer, Deezer and SoundCloud without eating into their data allowances.
Three UK has followed the lead of T-Mobile over in the U.S., with a new offering that zero-rates data from certain streaming services, so they don’t count against customers’ data allowances. “Go Binge” (even the branding is remarkably similar to T-Mo’s BingeOn) is included as standard for new and upgrading Three customers on SIM-only, “Advanced” handset and mobile broadband contract plans with [Read More…]
There’s so much anime out there, it’s enough to make a fangirl blush.
Back when I was in high school, there weren’t that many places to watch anime (legally). Now, look at the market! We’ve got anime everywhere! Toonami is back and more awesome than ever, Crunchyroll and Funimation have teamed up to offer more awesome subs and dubs mere hours after they air in Japan, and the diversity and quality of the anime out today is [Read More…]
The FCC has dropped all inquiries into one of the most contested parts of net neutrality.
As the FCC moves into a new era that, under new Chairman Ajit Pai, looks to cut down on regulations that purportedly impede innovation, it has reported that all inquires into sponsored data programs will be stopped.
Under Tom Wheeler, who former President Barack Obama appointed Chairman in 2013, the FCC began sending letters to the top U.S. network providers, including T-Mobile, AT&T [Read More…]
T-Mobile has announced the U.S. carrier is adding a further 16 providers to its Binge On program, which essentially enables subscribers to enjoy select services and streaming platforms without using up any data on their plan. The company boasts more than 100 services on this program, allowing customers to enjoy 765 million hours of video for free so far.
Here’s the full list of newly added providers:
ABC Apple Music Big Ten Network CEEK VR DISH Anywhere Disney [Read More…]
T-Mobile has just announced the sixth update to its Binge On program, and now has more than 90 streaming providers on its streaming service. New streaming providers include Azubu, Dailymotion Games, Eyegroove, PBS, PBS Kids and gaming streams like League of Legends and Hearthstone. In addition, video providers include a broader range of video categories:
T-Mobile’s streaming initiatives, Binge On and Music Freedom, continue to pick up new services at a regular clip. Today sees the wireless carrier announcing that more than 100 music and video services have been folded into the streaming offerings. Joining the ranks are Amazon Music, ESPN Radio, Dailymotion, EPIX, Nickelodeon, Spike, and TV Land. Indeed,
T-Mobile is now the streaming video gatekeeper, but at least they aren’t guarding a broken system anymore.
As long as you didn’t think too hard about what was happening, T-Mobile’s Binge On service has been fantastic from day one. By doing absolutely nothing, all T-Mobile customers were gifted with the ability to enjoy as much 480p video from Netflix and several other major services as they wanted for free. When looking a little closer, there were [Read More…]
T-Mobile continues to expand its Binge On video streaming program, adding four new content providers for customers to access without affecting their monthly data service. The new providers include Amazon Video, Fox News, Univision NOW and WWE Network.
T-Mobile also says it has made it easier for customers to access the settings for Binge On through their smartphone’s dialer
Just dial #BNG# (#264#) and hit send to check your settings, #BOF# (#263#) to turn it [Read More…]
T-Mobile on Thursday confirmed it has added more video streaming services to its Binge On. Available now are Amazon Video, Fox News, Univision NOW, and WWE Network.
Binge On, which lets users stream video over its 4G LTE network without affecting data allotments, delivers a “DVD quality or better” picture. T-Mobile customers can toggle on and off the service, opting to watch 1080p or even 4K content if and when it’s available. The opt-in and opt-out feature now provides the [Read More…]
