Stream Video To Your Cingular Phone

By Ian Bell Updated January 26, 2005

The newest television distribution medium since Satellite TV, MobiTV will be available to Cingular Wireless subscribers using the Nokia 6620, Motorola V3 (RAZR), Motorola V220, Motorola V180, and soon on the Motorola V400 and V600 handsets.

With MobiTV, Cingular subscribers can watch live news, sports and entertainment programming on 22 channels, including MSNBC, CNBC, ABC News Now, NBC Mobile, FOX Sports, Discovery, TLC, C-SPAN, and other music, sports, fashion, and comedy channels.

MobiTV can be purchased directly from the phone. To do this, the consumer should:
     – Go to MEdia Net home
     – Select NEWS
     – Select MobiTV :: Live TV
     – Follow the onscreen prompt to get MobiTV

After downloading the service, MobiTV will be launched from the phone’s Main Menu.

The fee for MobiTV on the Cingular network is $9.99 per month, and the company is offering a free three-day trial so prospective customers can “Try Before You Buy.”

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