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T-Mobile TVision is now available nationwide, and is actually the cheapest streaming Live TV service in the nation right now. With plans starting at only $10 per month. The service has been available for a few years already, but now it is actually available across the country. So everyone can use TVision.
But the real question is, how TVision stacks up against the competition like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and others. With a starting price of just $10 per month, it’s got some big shoes to fill.
What is TVision?
TVision is a streaming Live TV service from T-Mobile. This is the result of T-Mobile’s purchase of Layer3 in 2017. Which was a streaming TV service in a few areas of the US, but the underlying tech was what made Layer3 so attractive for T-Mobile. Layer3 had underlying tech that was able to compress the amount of data that streaming Live TV was able to use. Meaning that users could stream mo
Is Carlos Salcedo the Mexican star Dynamo fans have been clamoring for?
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“Sign a Mexican star!” For years and years (and years and years) Houston Dynamo fans have longed for the club to sign a Mexican star. But alas, Chicharito and Carlos Vela never made their way to the Bayou City. Instead, we ended up with Cubo Torres. Let’s move on.
With the team currently having multiple designated player spots available, the rumor mill has begun to spin, and its most recent rumblings have the Dynamo interested in Mexican defender Carlos Salcedo. The 27-year-old Mexican currently plays for Tigres in Liga MX. Before a stint in Europe, Salcedo spent time in Major League Soccer with Real Salt Lake. So, what are the odds Salcedo leaves the best club team in CONCACAF and joins the Dynamo?
The Bucs 31-9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs drew a bigger TV rating in New England than all but one of Brady s nine Super Bowl appearances with the Patriots.
Super Bowl LV Draws 96.4 Million Multiplatform Viewers, Lowest Since 2007
CBS had Brady vs. Mahomes on Sunday but the game did not live up to the hypeTony Maglio and Tim Baysinger | February 9, 2021 @ 5:32 AM Last Updated: February 9, 2021 @ 8:15 AM
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Super Bowl LV drew 96.4 million total multiplatform viewers on Sunday, when 2021’s big game aired on CBS. That all-in tally was the lowest since 2007. It includes a ton of platforms: the CBS Television Network (which brought in 91.629 million of those viewers), CBS Sports and NFL digital properties, Buccaneers and Chiefs mobile properties, Verizon Media mobile properties and ESPN Deportes television and digital properties.