Verizon pulls the covers off of the Verizon Video service
Many of you may have noticed a new application appear on your Verizon Android device by the name of Verizon Video that is a monthly streaming service bringing more than 250 TV shows directly to the palm of your hands.
Verizon Wireless has formally pulled the covers off of the streaming service that will burn a hole in your pocket to the tune of $10 per month (or $3 for a 24 hour trial). It is similar to other on-demand streaming services such the ones available on Sprint and T-Mobile smartphones.
For those of you interested in this monthly service, right now you can get a free preview of Verizon Video. There is content from ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, ESPN, CNBC, Animal Planet, Comedy Central, Disney Channel and more.
Any type of streaming such as Verizon Video is sure to be a data hog, so be sure to be careful if you aren’t grandfathered into an unlimited plan and are tied down to a 2GB cap. If you have already checked out Verizon Video or plan to sometime in the near future then tell us what you think in the comments below.
Verizon Wireless has formally pulled the covers off of the streaming service that will burn a hole in your pocket to the tune of $10 per month (or $3 for a 24 hour trial). It is similar to other on-demand streaming services such the ones available on Sprint and T-Mobile smartphones.
Any type of streaming such as Verizon Video is sure to be a data hog, so be sure to be careful if you aren’t grandfathered into an unlimited plan and are tied down to a 2GB cap. If you have already checked out Verizon Video or plan to sometime in the near future then tell us what you think in the comments below.
source: Android Central
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