March Madness is upon us and the advances in technology have made it easier than ever to stay up to date on the NCAA Tournament action. I am old enough to remember when the tournament was shown on only one channel at a time and even old enough to remember when they didn’t televise the whole thing. But that is story for a different time and place.
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Here’s where you can see if you can get your research to take you out of country. How about testing the apps outside of the US? Canada, Mexico, Europenetc. Often in past they would say not available in your local viewing area. I can attest that the broadband games were available in Canada. However mobile apps are sometimes limited by the broadcaster to the US only.
I like that line of thinking and it is a good idea for a future post. Personally, I’d love to test this down in the Carribean next
This is so amazing. I mean T-mobile tried to get big with it during the finals when my Miami Heat lost. This is going to be even bigger than we expect especially since mobile broadband users have surpassed broadband users