Flex View is free for FiOS subscribers, and available today to most subscribers, with support for all subscribers by the end of the month. No word on whether you can start watching a video on one device and resume on another screen in the exact same spot.
Also, no word on when this new feature will hit non-Verizon mobile devices, which could give other pay TV providers an opening to reach iPhones and iPads first with similar offerings for their subscribers.
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Follow Verizon News. Follow Inside Verizon. Customers can click the Flex View store icon on the Media Manager interface to purchase or rent a title, watch a trailer or bookmark a title. Subscribers already using Media Manager do not have to do anything to receive the free Flex View software update, which will be added automatically to their service by Verizon.
In addition, customers can access Flex View via a mobile device. Once a subscriber purchases or rents a title, it automatically becomes available for viewing on each of the authorised devices.
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