Not only am I a customer of T-Mobile but I'm an employee and I'm so proud to say that! Our CEO is really amazing and T-Mobile is bringing great changes!
Yeah? You still feel that way today? With Mike as the new ceo? Bet your answer ain't the same today. Heard lots of good people were unhappy and had left now.
Absolutely so disrespectful that the anchors kept interrupting. Let the guy get more than 10 seconds of a sentence out. The reason you have people on the show is to get information from them by interviewing them. When you constantly interrupt them they cant get a complete thought out and then your audience suffers from that. Its that simple.
He took the words out of my mouth, AT&T is was supposed to streamline DirecTV completely wirelessly, with Cloud DVR service, pay per device, with as many channels as you want in HD
I'm not much of a TV watching person. I love sports though. All I want to know is if I will be able to watch all the sports I want with this service. I'm mainly interested in NFL, NBA, MLB and boxing.
StrykerEcks I think it will be like a cross hybrid set top box that is similar to an android tv but has NTSC tv tuner capabilities, almost like having an HD Homerun that would allow you to pick up local stations that would broadcast live signal and be in conjunction with an interactive interface through that feature, so yes you would be able to watch it in that case, and if you want some sort of sports packages deal where you want to watch all the games that may be done by an app service of NFL games.
Apple thought they had it and couldn't get the content providers onboard. Mike Sievert is right when he is talking about the user experience though: we all want content when we want it on on the device we have at hand and we want a seamless, fair way to pay for it. If it means that we have to sit through commercials to cover the costs, we want relevant ads tailored to us personally and not just blanket market junk ads that we are not ever going to be interested in like tampons (if you are a man) or Viagra (if you are under 50).
It sounds like a cable box with built-in cellular network capability. No one wants a cable box. They want an app with a nice interface that isn't complete and utter garbage. Have you checked the rating on any of the Live TV applications? Because I have. The ratings are awful and all of the comments are complaints about how the application is buggy. Look at Netflix's application. It is perfect and has a 4 star rating. Have you looked at the TiVo mobile app rating? If T-Mobile does it right, they would be the second Live TV application on iOS to have a more than 4 star rating. Sling TV has a more than 4 star rating on their application in the iOS App Store. Netflix integration into the application would be great. I don't think they would have Netflix integration on the iOS or Android app, but certainly on the Windows, Mac and Linux application. There is no reason not to have an application for Mac because the developers would use technology that is cross-platform. Discord uses JavaScript. The same interface is in the Windows, Mac, Linux and Web application and they all use the same code base. *I just want to point out that my dream Live TV service would have a Cloud DVR where I can record anything I want with unlimited space, has all the channels I currently have (some Live TV services don't have EPIX or you can't record ABC for some strange reason or it doesn't have CNN). I don't care about the price, what I care about is the functionality. I would literally be paying the same amount of money if I were to go to any of these Live TV services with all of the premium channels paid for, but they wouldn't tell anyone that.
Macario Patrick. If its a box like a wireless receiver with 5G technology giving you a internet service at home + an app for streaming like Netflix on any TV then it will be a boom.
I assume people knew I was talking about 5G capability. However, you can't just put a 5G capable device in your house and expect to get 5G speeds. A femtocell would have to installed on the house to get signal from the much larger cell tower located in the field. I don't like the idea because they would likely throttle your speeds and put a bandwidth cap on 5G broadband.
So this will be interesting. Will they inlcude this with the phone plan and will it be unlimited like our phones or will there be another charge. Also how do they co exist with netflix will i have to subscribe to both or will it be included in my plan for example ?? Guess well see i think its got the potential to be game changing
Too early to tell. I think only one subscription and the service will include whatever is available on the net (Netflix, HBO, Sports, Network Channels). Each respective company or provider will get a cut every time a user watches their channel or program. And probably some sort of a package deal to T-Mo customers as well when it comes to subscription price.
I think it's so funny how he gets bad saying do you know who owns CNBC? Comcast are you trying to put my parent company out of business. LMAO sore loser
But that cable programming guide has always been superior to the internet programming guide. All the internet programming guides are pretty much garbage
Mike did a great job of handling this interview. It's a shame these anchor's kept interrupting him while he was trying to speak.
Brandon Giesel exactly my thoughts
Me too.. They were pretty rude.
What would you expect there with Comcast
Not only am I a customer of T-Mobile but I'm an employee and I'm so proud to say that! Our CEO is really amazing and T-Mobile is bringing great changes!
Yeah? You still feel that way today? With Mike as the new ceo? Bet your answer ain't the same today. Heard lots of good people were unhappy and had left now.
The reporters sounded scared :-) Let us shoot down competition.
Absolutely so disrespectful that the anchors kept interrupting. Let the guy get more than 10 seconds of a sentence out. The reason you have people on the show is to get information from them by interviewing them. When you constantly interrupt them they cant get a complete thought out and then your audience suffers from that. Its that simple.
its sad because CNBC is owned by Comcast.
Patar1441 thank you!
Who are these news personalities and why are they so rude? Also the T-mobile COO needs to dial back the sales pitch.
OMG can the NBC people shut up and let T-Mobile freaking talk?
He took the words out of my mouth, AT&T is was supposed to streamline DirecTV completely wirelessly, with Cloud DVR service, pay per device, with as many channels as you want in HD
I'm not much of a TV watching person. I love sports though. All I want to know is if I will be able to watch all the sports I want with this service. I'm mainly interested in NFL, NBA, MLB and boxing.
StrykerEcks I think it will be like a cross hybrid set top box that is similar to an android tv but has NTSC tv tuner capabilities, almost like having an HD Homerun that would allow you to pick up local stations that would broadcast live signal and be in conjunction with an interactive interface through that feature, so yes you would be able to watch it in that case, and if you want some sort of sports packages deal where you want to watch all the games that may be done by an app service of NFL games.
Apple thought they had it and couldn't get the content providers onboard. Mike Sievert is right when he is talking about the user experience though: we all want content when we want it on on the device we have at hand and we want a seamless, fair way to pay for it. If it means that we have to sit through commercials to cover the costs, we want relevant ads tailored to us personally and not just blanket market junk ads that we are not ever going to be interested in like tampons (if you are a man) or Viagra (if you are under 50).
I wont subscribe to NBC, but I love my Tmo.. It's a different kind of carrier.
Big guy: ARE YOU TRYING TO PUT MY PARENT COMPANY OUT OF BUSINESS???
T-Mobile: Responds politely
*Comcast quietly goes out of business*
Love the way Mike explained all the questions! Way to go!!!
I love the layer 3 concept & I'm a tmobile consumer but ive been following an it expensive to buy in is the only issue
Can't wait. I will most likely move
Perfect! 🤗
What is the difference between Layer 3 and T-Mobile TV the app?
Sticking with sling tv they know what I always WANTED-!
It sounds like a cable box with built-in cellular network capability. No one wants a cable box. They want an app with a nice interface that isn't complete and utter garbage. Have you checked the rating on any of the Live TV applications? Because I have. The ratings are awful and all of the comments are complaints about how the application is buggy. Look at Netflix's application. It is perfect and has a 4 star rating. Have you looked at the TiVo mobile app rating? If T-Mobile does it right, they would be the second Live TV application on iOS to have a more than 4 star rating. Sling TV has a more than 4 star rating on their application in the iOS App Store. Netflix integration into the application would be great. I don't think they would have Netflix integration on the iOS or Android app, but certainly on the Windows, Mac and Linux application. There is no reason not to have an application for Mac because the developers would use technology that is cross-platform. Discord uses JavaScript. The same interface is in the Windows, Mac, Linux and Web application and they all use the same code base. *I just want to point out that my dream Live TV service would have a Cloud DVR where I can record anything I want with unlimited space, has all the channels I currently have (some Live TV services don't have EPIX or you can't record ABC for some strange reason or it doesn't have CNN). I don't care about the price, what I care about is the functionality. I would literally be paying the same amount of money if I were to go to any of these Live TV services with all of the premium channels paid for, but they wouldn't tell anyone that.
Macario Patrick. If its a box like a wireless receiver with 5G technology giving you a internet service at home + an app for streaming like Netflix on any TV then it will be a boom.
I assume people knew I was talking about 5G capability. However, you can't just put a 5G capable device in your house and expect to get 5G speeds. A femtocell would have to installed on the house to get signal from the much larger cell tower located in the field. I don't like the idea because they would likely throttle your speeds and put a bandwidth cap on 5G broadband.
I think T Mobile is an excellent service and product but I wouldn't take free money from this clown.
So this will be interesting. Will they inlcude this with the phone plan and will it be unlimited like our phones or will there be another charge. Also how do they co exist with netflix will i have to subscribe to both or will it be included in my plan for example ?? Guess well see i think its got the potential to be game changing
Too early to tell. I think only one subscription and the service will include whatever is available on the net (Netflix, HBO, Sports, Network Channels). Each respective company or provider will get a cut every time a user watches their channel or program. And probably some sort of a package deal to T-Mo customers as well when it comes to subscription price.
Why do I get nowhere near 30 Mb per second?
It depends where you live at home I get around 60 but last year I went to mexico and it was around 30
there will be caps limit on this good luck everyone
tv is for denial loving boomers. i only watch tv when i have to go over to my grandma's house for thanksgiving dinner.
Barb Bishop 💯
So how do you watch sports?
Kenny Francisco kodi
Blah blah blah
Does T mobile support net neutrality
Stop installing unwanted apps on my phone..and stop hacking my life .YOU'RE PHONE SERVICE IS NOT SECURE. IT SUCKS.
She ain’t sorry
Oh its Smith lupu virus a harrassed 56 year old widow. Bully.
I think it's so funny how he gets bad saying do you know who owns CNBC? Comcast are you trying to put my parent company out of business. LMAO sore loser
But that cable programming guide has always been superior to the internet programming guide. All the internet programming guides are pretty much garbage
Who gives a &(!:&:& about tv?