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ESPN goes mobile, again

May 17, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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ESPN goes mobileESPN Mobile is history now. Some people argued that when it was launched way before its time. Now, they’re giving it another shot. But this time, they are offering their content through Verizon Wireless V Cast service for $15 per month.

If you’re using Verizon’s services, and are into up to date sport news, stats and other related content, this may be the thing for you. All you need is an appropriate V Cast handset, namely LG Chocolate, LG VX8300, LG VX8600, Motorola RAZR V3c, V3m or MOTOKRZR K1m… (via: Gizmodo)

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