Super Bowl XLVIII is just over a week away and that means many of you will be sorting out just where you'll be watching the big game this year. Fortunately this year you don't need to jump through hoops to watch the game on the go if you're a Verizon customer.
If you plan to be out and about when the game kicks off, you can easily tune in right on your BlackBerry (or Android, iOS & Windows Phone) thanks to the NFL Mobile app. The only setback is that you'll have to cough up the $5 subscription fee, but that shouldn't be too much to ask if watching on your phone is the only option.
Fox will also be streaming the game live at FoxSportsGo.com if you want to watch from your laptop. Who knows, the site may also fire up from the BlackBerry browser (though we'll have to wait until Sunday to find out).
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