Ah, so
the rumors were true. As
BlackBerry App World descends upon the masses today, a particularly unique service is launching alongside of it: QuickPlay Media's PrimeTime2Go. Unlike options from Sprint and AT&T, this alternative delivers video only over WiFi, though this arrangement
does enable it to work on all carriers. The app will bring full-length television shows to certain BlackBerry smartphones, and with deals inked with NBC, CBS and MTV, we'd say the selection should be pretty good. As for details, it'll run users $7.99 per month, though it will only operate (initially, at least) on the
BlackBerry Bold and
Curve 8900, sold by AT&T and T-Mobile, respectively. So, is this the break that mobile TV has been waiting for? Or is this yet another option that better get
used to being shunned?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kimberli Simon @ Apr 28th 2009 12:46AM
If you install blackberry world application and dont like it can u delete it off the phone?