Verizon to Launch Mobile TV Service March 1
a direct tv on wheels
this is kind of a direct tv on wheels. it relies on satellites then sends it to cellular. so it wont be the best of theres storms or snow plus low signal. am i right?
this makes me kinda upset
verizon likes to take sprints glory and run with it. phones, coverage and now products. im not saying verizon sucks cause im not saying that. its when sprint has something and they dont take advantage of advertising and verizon does. but heres what bothers me. sprint is exclusive to 24 and now verizon has it? what the hell is up with that. if they get to show 24 live or the whole show on thier phones i will be ticked
I don't see any coverage anywhere
I've been hopping around a lot of major cities and selecting the VCast TV coverage area and have yet to see any coverage. Perhaps they haven't finished updating their maps?
I think we should wait until March 1st.
I think we should wait until March 1st.
after thoroughly searching for coverage from coast to coast i couldn't find a thing. we have updated the story to reflect this.
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A few days ago we received maps of the VCast TV service. It's limited to only a few cities right now.
man the coveraged maps will be out after march 2 ppl relax let then realeased the product first damn!!!
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Scans of coverage area brochure posted to engadget mobile
They have scans of the VCast TV brochure, complete with coverage maps. Lists also "future cities" that will have coverage sometime later on.
Sort of interesting that your minor-league cities like Jacksonville, Wichita, Spokane and Omaha will all have the service at launch, while your major league areas like Boston, Philly, DC/Baltimore, Chicago, Phoenix, Houston, and San Francisco are not even mentioned in future coverage.
Sort of interesting that your minor-league cities like Jacksonville, Wichita, Spokane and Omaha will all have the service at launch, while your major league areas like Boston, Philly, DC/Baltimore, Chicago, Phoenix, Houston, and San Francisco are not even mentioned in future coverage.
Where do you see them?
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