Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:20AM EDT
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After a long delay, the live TV service—which has been available on Verizon Wireless for about a year—is finally on tap for AT&T. That said, excitement over MediaFlo TV has cooled considerably since last year's launch, and it's not hard to see why.
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OH!! MY GOD!!! I WANT It now!!! Oh wait, I can see some application, if its free, it is free ,right? No? I think I will wait. Bill
I'd have to pay $13 a month for 9 channels? No thanks, AT&T, you're already screwing me out of money with all the unnecessary advertising (I think people realize that AT&T is a phone company by now, right?).
Why would I want it? I have no interest in looking at a tiny little screen to try to distinguish what is going on in a game (sports would be my only interest, period). I would rather watch on my notebook. It isn't worth the money for the limited quality and selection.
Years to increase our TV's to Big ones with great reception and now ??
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1 Posted by ryanbonick on Thu Sep 3, 2009 8:57PM EDT Report Abuse
I have tried the old video service for AT&T, and it wasn't very good. The clips, and it's just clips, are blurry and tend to stop completely, requiring reloading it. I don't know if this service is going to be any better, but at least it's live. I won't get it, my city not being included in the original 55 cities, but I hope it helps people in big-name cities. Have fun with the mess!