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Many people wonder if streaming apps actually work on TextNow’s Hour Data Pass. In this post, I tested HBO Max and Sling TV in real time to see what really happens.
What Is TextNow’s Hour Data Pass?
TextNow offers an Hour Data Pass that allows access to certain data services without a traditional mobile data plan.
HBO Max Streaming Test Results
I opened the HBO Max app, selected a show, and tested playback using only TextNow’s Hour Data Pass. Here’s what worked and what didn’t.
Sling TV Streaming Test Results
Next, I tested Sling TV to see if live streaming would load and play.
What Worked (And What Didn’t)
• App loading behavior • Video playback quality • Buffering and limitations
Final Thoughts
If you’re trying to stream on TextNow, results may vary, but this test shows what’s possible.
🎥 Watch the full video test here:
PS. These other apps down below also stream for free on the TextNow Hour Data Pass:
JustWatch
IMDB
Plex
Xumo Play
CNN app
Audiomack
DIRECTV (free streaming version)
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TextNow Wireless recently launched 4 new plans that all include some high-speed up to 5GB plus mobile hotspot and all paid plans include 2.5G unlimited data. The first plan has Ad Free Lite while the other 3 have Ad Free+ features and even Free Roaming in Mexico and Canada! Now the one paid plan that caught my very four eyes was the first paid plan that they have on their list and website which is the $8.99/mo plan! This plan is the most affordable phone plan that includes unlimited talk text data and 2.5G unlimited data as well. It also includes mobile hotspot and data roaming! This is what I called the Pandora, Spotify and Netflix of cellular phone service!
Yes! I said it! TextNow Wireless $8.99/mo phone plan is the phone plan of Spotify and Pandora and Netflix. There are still streamers that are paying for the premium services of Pandora and Spotify and Netflix. When you compare their basic paying plans, you see why I calling TextNow Wireless $8.99/mo cellphone plan like those providers. I have a full review video down below. You can watch and comment right below. Let me know your thoughts on TextNow's $8.99 plan.
BEST AFFORDABLE PLANS AND STREAMING SERVICES under $10 EACH!
TextNow Wireless Ad Free Lite Phone Plan: $8.99/mo (unlimited talk & text is FREE!)
Spotify Premium: $9.99/mo (sometimes can get the plan free from 3-6 months)
Pandora Premium: $9.99/mo (sometimes can get the plan free from 30 days to 3 months)
Netflix Basic Plan: $9.99/mo (Netflix is free for T-Mobile Unlimited Data customers and US Mobile)
HBO MAX Basic Plan: $9.99/mo (there is a free basic version but its limited to shows & movies)
Crunchyroll $7.99/mo (there is a free version and it includes ads)
Funimation $5.99/mo
Hulu $6.99/mo (sometimes can catch it for cheaper with black friday deals or get the disney plus bundle)
Paramount Plus $4.99/mo (you can make it better by adding Showtime in a bundle for $11.99/mo)
You can pick and choose and make your own bundles now thanks to the price of TextNow Wireless S8.99/ mo plan.
If you think TextNow $8.99/mo with 1GB of high speed data and 2G unlimited data plan is still expensive for you, they still offer unlimited talk and text for free and is included with every new sim card that cost just $0.99 or you can message me about getting one Fo Free!
Hello everyone, I just want to remind the viewers and readers for those who own At&t Prepaid smartphones or even postpaid phones that these phones outside of Apple's iPhones majority of the Android devices come with all types of cool apps that bring you free Entertainment right from the pre-install selection of apps. Now some you may have to pay monthly subsriptions on and some are abosultely 100% Free to use without having to sign in with a account or username. Now below is a list of apps that you find available and free to use right from your At&t Prepaid or Postpaid phone. The one app that you will need to download and sign up for in order to use is the TextNow app. It is 100% Free to use over Data or even WiFi. One cool thing about most At&t phones is that it is possible to unlock the devices to use with another network such as T-Mobile and you can be able to use textnow app without WiFi or unlimited data! But check out the list of apps that you might already have on your mobile phone right now and missing out on some great free content!
Apps That Free To Use on Your At&t Prepaid or Postpaid Android phones:
Hello everyone, in this live stream video I discuss is 2021 the end of the movie theaters? HBO Max has recently announced that they are going to be streaming Wonder Woman 84 on Christmas Day the same as the movie theaters will be releasing the movie to the public to go see. But due to the series of life changes around us some people have fears of going out in public or going to the theaters. Just think about the money an average family member spends on going in public to then movies and think about how they spend at home streaming movies. HBO Max is $14.99 a month by itself and you have Hulu now starting at $1.99/month or $5.99/month and Netflix at $8.99-$17.99/month for all their content they have available. When you are going to a movie you are going to see just one movie. Think about the ticket prices for an average movie theater viewing per person which is roughly anywhere between $6.50-$14 a ticket. The movie experience is pretty fun and I get that. You get a nice comfy seat (I hope) big screen and loud speakers to hear the sounds and vibrations from crashes to the xplosions. But is it worth getting sick over now as we are facing a pandemic in the world? Check out my stream below and follow along as I give you my thoughts on the end of an era of how we watch movies going forward.
