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I do see a service like that in my future.

I have a friend that had Uverse TV and hated, I want AT&T TV to be a great service, the more options the better for the us the consumer, I guess we'll wait and see.

I don't think he changes channels, it's a Applebee's commercial from beginning to almost the end and the start of another commercial at the very end. When I had Sling TV service in the past I could watch anything including sports with no buffering or break up and the most it would take was 2.6 Mbps.

I don't think it takes much speed to stream what he was watching, 5Mbps maybe. AT&T is a joke.

And that's just the TV streams, you will need more for computers, phones, tablets, etc.

I can see a AT&T Now beta app on my Samsung TV, don't have the service.

Viewing in 4K req’s 4K TV and separate 3rd-party subscriptions That seems to suggest that there wont be any 4k service directly from DIRECTV.

I have a Q9FN 75" with a HR-44 no 4k. The only way for me to keep from seeing judder was to turn off the auto motion setting, the picture looks ok but not as good as streaming from say ESPN+ I had a top of the line plasma TV before and it did a better job with DIRECTV picture but this Q9FN is...

Thank you for the info, very interesting indeed. So this is todays technology in it's infancy, maybe in 15 years both fueling and repair will be possible and affordable, and I think needed as we hear of all of the plans for internet delivery by satellites.

Thank you for the info, very interesting indeed. So this is todays technology in it's infancy, maybe in 15 years both fueling and repair will be possible and affordable, and I think needed as we hear of all of the plans for internet delivery by satellites.

My parents are European, they tell me bathrooms are wherever you want them to be ;)

Any chance satellites could be repaired, refueled in orbit?

That's a hotel I would not pay to stay in, that's like saying there's no bathroom :biggrin

Claude I'm impressed, nice clean job, congratulations. Are you sure your not the reincarnation of A.E.?

I don't see at&t selling DIRECTV, they will run it into the ground. But if they did sell it, I hope is not to any investment company that will just cut it up and auction it's parts. Hopefully a creative and innovative company could buy it and transform it into a service that people would be...

The comments at the end of the article are priceless.

Same here.

Business types say this and that, time will tell.

That's good info, thanks.

And that's people working, for retired people is even worst, I bet the average income is less. What percentage of US population is retired? 47.8 million. The number of people age 65 and older in the United States on July 1, 2015. This group accounted for 14.9 percent of the total population. The...

Got it, thanks.

So all the network affiliates in all the different time zones in the country are getting the signal that way? What about the hundreds of other channels like HBO that are not OTA services?

That brings up the question don't cable and streaming services get their channel signal by satellite? If so they have to keep building them.

They have us idiots that keep paying crazy money for the service but everything has a limit, by the time they wake up there won't be a business to sell off.

Have the same receiver and software, no OTA channels showing.