Author: Chris Welch
T-Mobile today took a step toward its upcoming over-the-top TV streaming service that will compete with cable companies and “skinny bundle” apps like Sling TV, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, PlayStation Vue, and DirecTV Now. The company announced that it has rebranded Layer3 — the IPTV cable provider it acquired last year — as TVision Home, and it’s also introducing a new channel package that’s available for $90 per month to T-Mobile’s own mobile customers.
For a limited time, that price will be available to all TVision Home subscribers in the cities where the service will be available beginning on April 14th:
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T-Mobile today took a step toward its upcoming over-the-top TV streaming service that will compete with cable companies and “skinny bundle” apps like Sling TV, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, PlayStation Vue, and DirecTV Now. The company announced that it has rebranded Layer3 — the IPTV cable provider it acquired last year — as TVision Home, and it’s also introducing a new channel package that’s available for $90 per month to T-Mobile’s own mobile customers.
For a limited time, that price will be available to all TVision Home subscribers in the cities where the service will be available beginning on April 14th:
- Chicago
- Dallas-Fort Worth
- Longmont, Colorado
- Los Angeles
- New York City
- Philadelphia
- San Francisco
- Washington, DC
T-Mobile says...
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