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T-Mobile Offering New Mobile TV Content Packages

Mar 28, 2012, 10:46 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile USA today announced the addition of two new content packages for its Motile TV product. The first package is called Playground TV and is aimed at providing age-appropriate content for children. The package includes live channels and on-demand episodes from shows such as Curious George, Dora the Explorer, and Sesame Street. The Urban Zone package includes content from BET, Rap Entertainment, R&B Jamz, and other similar stations. Both packages cost $4.99 per month for standard definition or $5.99 per month for high definition. Along with the new packages, T-Mobile is also offering a new Mobile TV widget that displays the latest information about the programs available.

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mbrenner

Mar 29, 2012, 6:26 PM

Shouldn't add to data use when you pay

When you pay a carrier for a streaming service that uses a lot of bandwidth, using that service should be exempted from data usage.

A lot of people will chew up their high speed data limits when using a service like this and then be stuck on 2G, or worse use it when roaming and be cut off from network data entirely for the duration of the billing cycle.

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