AT&T, Verizon Phones to Get Live NCAA Tournament Games
Certain AT&T and Verizon Wireless phones can now pick up live NCAA basketball tournament games this season.
It’s the first time the live games will be available through AT&T, which launched live mobile TV service last May though Qualcomm’s MediaFLO service.
AT&T subscribers with certain phones will be able to view all 63 NCAA tournament games live, the phone company said Wednesday. Customers at Verizon Wireless, which had some games available last year, will be able to see 27.
AT&T is a sponsor of the tournament, which accounts for the difference.
Both companies charge $15 per month for mobile TV, but AT&T is offering a two-month free trial of the service.
Only a handful of phones have the special receivers needed for the broadcasts. Examples are the LG Vu and Samsung Eternity sold by AT&T and the LG Voyager sold by Verizon Wireless.
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