AndroidHeadlines : Verizon’s free mobile video streaming service is being updated with brand new content. The video streaming service is called Go90 and the company plans to make it a service that will appeal primarily to teenage mobile users. This service is part of a marketing scheme to push its own customers to buy its more expensive mobile data plans as they use the service. In order to utilize this service, the user must first download the Go90 app and make an account. During the course the process, you will be asked to choose some video interests that you are interested in e.g. comedy or sports. After choosing your preferred content, you will be able to start viewing whatever videos you want. This service is open to everyone, even to those who do not subscribe to Verizon’s mobile services, though it is only available in the U.S. As of now, the company is sending email invitations to its customers and customers from other mobile carriers to test the beta version of the Go90. The official version of the service is expected to be released in October.
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