Interesting. Layer 3 is a giant in the "cloud sphere," so it seems like a good combo. Will be interesting to see how they deploy it and if it's only available to Tmo customers.
This has me excited especially if their stuff becomes really good, also if they offer contract buyouts it’s gonna be huge. It was a matter of time until T-Mobile was going to add TV service to their resume.
T-Mobile is partnering up with a company that knows how the deploy a cloud service, the UI looks promising and extremely simple. Plus looks like they implementing Netflix with in the app. I’m sure if anything it will probably take off middle of next year. Directv now imo has been slow and the service sucks without dvr...they are moving at a snail pace. The guide is awful to navigate on Apple TV and clunky...
If they are missing a must-have channel or two, a fully functioning DVR (no restrictions on what channels can be recorded/fast-forwarded), and not available on Roku or FireTV, it's a DOA non-starter for me... just like every other OTT live TV service released since PS Vue.
Kinda like the YouTube TV (which just became available with my DMA locals) maybe they're missing Viacom channels. I can't check on Layer3's web site as my Zip Code isn't one they support.