“People spend hours in transit or waiting daily. Today over 60 per cent of the [Tata Sky] population use Internet to view videos on their smartphones and tablets either at home or at office. Everywhere TV is a service for those subscribers who want to keep in touch with their favourite shows, programmes and channels that they have subscribed on Tata Sky even when they are on move through their mobile handset,” Vikram Mehra, Chief Commercial Officer, Tata Sky said.
The app is still not live but the company plans to release it sometime this month. Tata Sky users will need to subscribe an addition plan worth INR 60 to use Everywhere TV.
Other details are not clear at this moment but should be revealed when the app is actually available to the consumers.
Update: Everywhere TV is now available as a part of Tata Sky Mobile app on Android.
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It was planned to be launched by June but it got delay & Its avaible only for iOs currenty
Talking about streaming services, mobile internet rates were just raised by the telecom operators earlier this week in tacit collusion with one another. How will these services ever be successful? :-O
And what is our competition commission doing about that anyways? Almost every industry fixes their prices including but not limited to telecom, aviation, hospitality, construction, banking – to name just a few. But nothing happens because of their relationship with our nincompoop politicos 🙁