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Verizon has updated its already awesome app video cast V, which would henceforth be known as the Verizon video. The updated app will work with select 4 G LTE and 3 G network Verizon phones and offer access to a number of major broadcast and cable channels.
ABC, NBC, CBS, MTV, Animal Planet, Disney Channel, CNBC, Comedy Central and ESPN are included in the annex, as well as a number of others. Verizon promises access to more than 250 full episode TV shows, and sports content from NFL RedZone, NBC Sunday night football and NFL Network.
The application is available in the Android market to new customers who will get to view select NFL and Indycar clips free. Existing subscribers will be notified when the update is ready. For 24-hour pass Verizon video app will cost $ 3, while unlimited monthly subscription costs $ 10/month.
Verizon Communications Inc. provides broadband and other wireline and wireless communication innovations to mass market, business, Government and wholesale customers. Verizon Wireless operates America's largest wireless network, which ...
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