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T-Mobile has announced that its free unlimited video streaming program Binge On now supports over five additional video services, including Azubu, Dailymotion Games, Eyegroove, PBS, PBS Kids, and more. Binge On now supports nearly 90 video services in the United States.
Binge On enables customers on a qualifying Simple Choice plan to stream unlimited 480p video from dozens of partnered services, led by Netflix, HBO NOW, Hulu, and YouTube, without any of the data consumed counting towards their monthly data bucket.
T-Mobile expanded Binge On to thirteen additional video services in May, including NBC and video content from existing Music Freedom partners Google Play Music, Radio Disney, Spotify, and TIDAL, after adding 16 new Binge On and Music Freedom partners in April. YouTube, Google Play Movies, and others were added in March.
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(View all)Atleast 720p shl'd be the resolution, in this age of ultra-hd.
You can get higher resolution if you want. It just counts towards your data plan.Or you could go with any other carrier. They'll let you get any resolution you want, and they'll charge no matter which you pick.
At some point I should contact AT&T and talk about getting my prices lowered... if only I weren't so lazy. Why can't talking with AT&T be as easy as posting on a forum?
Atleast 720p shl'd be the resolution, in this age of Ultra-HD.
So turn it off and use all the data you want.