T-Mobile Further Expands Binge On Lineup
T-Mobile for the sixth time expanded the lineup of networks available as part of its zero-rated Binge On service. Online gaming streams featuring League of Legends and Hearthstone and shows on PBS and PBS Kids now stream using Binge On,…
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T-Mobile said Tuesday in a news release. “Why limit yourself when you can binge on and on and on?” said John Legere, T-Mobile CEO. “Whatever you and your family watch -- from Jon Snow to Elmo -- Binge On has everyone covered. … So go ahead, binge on entire seasons of Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad and The Walking Dead and never worry about using up your high-speed data.” Almost 90 video providers now offer programming on Binge On, the carrier said. Binge On, introduced in November, allows subscribers to stream video from a wide number of services without usage counting against a customer’s monthly data bucket (see 1511120045).