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dewbertdc Member Level: 1x Advanced

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This is funny, I just signed up for TVision Live to evaluate it as a Sling TV replacement.  Everything worked OK, but the Android TV wasn't the most intuitive.  I guess I'll be punted to YouTubeTV now. 

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I always thought it was smarter for T-Mobile to partner with one of the existing streaming services instead of trying to create their own. I'm glad they chose YouTube TV since I already use it and it integrates well with Google Home and the Chromecast with Google TV if you're in that ecosystem.

Also pretty beneficial for both Google and T-Mobile since it could potentially draw customers to both services.

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On 3/30/2021 at 11:16 AM, Paynefanbro said:

I always thought it was smarter for T-Mobile to partner with one of the existing streaming services instead of trying to create their own. I'm glad they chose YouTube TV since I already use it and it integrates well with Google Home and the Chromecast with Google TV if you're in that ecosystem.

Also pretty beneficial for both Google and T-Mobile since it could potentially draw customers to both services.

Makes perfect sense. 

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