T-Mobile adding four major content providers to Binge On, users have streamed 34 petabytes of video

Regardless of the controversies surrounding it, it seems that Binge On is quite appreciated by Team Magenta's userbase. After all, the latter has streamed 34 petabytes of video content since the feature's arrival, which is a mind-boggling amount of data. To put it in perspective, a petabyte consist of 1024 terabytes, while a terabyte, as you probably know, equals 1024 gigabytes. That's impressive!

Well, today T-Mobile made Binge On a bit more awesome than before, so to speak, as four new content providers were added to the mix. Amazon Video, Fox News, Univision NOW from Univision Communications Inc. (UCI), and the WWE® Network have just made the cut. You can now watch The Rock, Triple H, and that one-guy-that-you-can't-see slam each other for free!


This is ramping up the total tally of content providers to 42. Here's the full list of these, up-to-date as of January 28, 2016: A&E, AmazonVideo, Crackle, CuriosityStream, 

DirecTV, Encore, ESPN, Fandor, Fox News, Fox Sports, Fox Sports GO, fubo TV, FYI, Go90, HBO GO, HBO NOW, History, Hulu, Kidoodle.TV, Lifetime, 
Lifetime Movie Club, Major League Baseball, Movieplex, NBC, Sports, Netflix, 
Newsy, ODK Media, Playstation Vue, Showtime, Showtime Anytime, Sling Box, Sling TV, Starz, Tennis Channel Everywhere, T-Mobile TV, Univision Deportes, 
Univision NOW, Ustream, Vessel, Vevo, VUDU, and the WWE Network. 

Additionally, T-Mobile says that users will be able to update their Binge On preferences much easier than before, as it has streamlined its mobile app and the web interface for the service. The updated app will roll out to all users in the coming weeks. New short codes for managing Binge On's settings have also been introduced - for example, dialing #BNG# (#264#) will open your settings, #BOF# (#263#) will disable Binge On, and finally, keying in #BON# (#266#) will turn it on. 

Better write down these somewhere for future use!

source: T-Mobile via T-Mo News