Live cable TV on my phone and tablet? Yes please.

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Just DLed the Time Warner Cable App. I am so got damn excited about live cable anywhere I go. Now that I have Netflix, Hulu, and straight up cable on my mobile devices I will never have to wait anywhere again. Stuck in traffic for an hour? Not!
 

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Just DLed the Time Warner Cable App. I am so got damn excited about live cable anywhere I go. Now that I have Netflix, Hulu, and straight up cable on my mobile devices I will never have to wait anywhere again. Stuck in traffic for an hour? Not!
I bet AT&T and Verizon are salivating at the thought of more people doing this.

Video kills your bandwith allotment. Get on Sprint or T-Mobile if you plan to use this frequently.

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Then again, Sprint's :flabbynsick: network probably won't be able to handle the load, so just go with T-Mobile.
 

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Just DLed the Time Warner Cable App. I am so got damn excited about live cable anywhere I go. Now that I have Netflix, Hulu, and straight up cable on my mobile devices I will never have to wait anywhere again. Stuck in traffic for an hour? Not!
You do realize a "slingbox" for close to a decade could have done that for you, and in its old state from 7yrs ago?
The old version still shytS on any cableTV app

You might wanna look into it. I once watched a Mayweather fight at a house that wasn't watching it :win:
 

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I bet AT&T and Verizon are salivating at the thought of more people doing this.

Video kills your bandwith allotment. Get on Sprint or T-Mobile if you plan to use this frequently.

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Then again, Sprint's :flabbynsick: network probably won't be able to handle the load, so just go with T-Mobile.

Sprints network is like net-zero for phones. This shyt pisses me off...but with that said, it streams Comcast shows pretty well for the most part, though.
 

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Sprints network is like net-zero for phones. This shyt pisses me off...but with that said, it streams Comcast shows pretty well for the most part, though.
The YouTube and Netflix apps on my sprint phones were basically pointless to load up until about 2am
 

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The YouTube and Netflix apps on my sprint phones were basically pointless to load up until about 2am

sprint upgraded their network here, and I'm getting LTE service damn near everywhere now. I have had no issues watching videos over LTE.
 

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You do realize a "slingbox" for close to a decade could have done that for you, and in its old state from 7yrs ago?
The old version still shytS on any cableTV app

You might wanna look into it. I once watched a Mayweather fight at a house that wasn't watching it :win:

I guess I am way behind. I will have to use Google to figure out what you just typed.
 
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