Sprint Nextel has announced that it has partnered with ESPN to deliver the 2010 FIFA World Cup to the sprint phone subscribers. Sprint TV subscribers can watch all the 56 live World Cup matches on ESPN Mobile TV.
Sprint subscribers with America’s first 4G phone ‘HTC EVO 4G’ will be able to watch 2010 FIFA World Cup matches on ESPN Mobile TV in high-quality video.
Sprint Nexal’s HTC EVO 4G phone with large 4.3-inch screen, high-quality video streaming at 3G and 4G speed has a built-in kickstand for easy hands-free viewing.
ESPN Mobile TV coverage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup on Sprint phones also will include the opening concert on June 10, the semifinals July 6-7, the final match on July 11, and robust highlight and recap content.
Len Barlik, Sprint vice president of wireless and wireline services, said “With World Cup matches taking place during the morning and afternoon in U.S. time zones, soccer fans may not be at home to tune in, but Sprint and ESPN Mobile TV have the solution with live matches customers can watch no matter where they are on the Sprint network. Sprint is committed to delivering the best mobile video experience and the content our customers want, like live World Cup matches they can watch in high-quality video on EVO 4G.”
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