If you're on At&t networks and have been enjoying Sling Player on your PocketPC, here is some bad news for you.

According to the recent statement from At&t, they no longer allow applications which redirect a TV signal to a personal computer because it would use large amounts of wireless network capacity, hence create network congestion and potentially prevent other customers from using the network.

Although, you can still visit websites that stream videos if that does any good for you.

So if you've been enjoying Sling Player on At&t' 3G networks, you no longer can do the same but still use WiFi connections for the same. While At&t has taken this move especially against Sling player, we're unsure if Spb TV is allowed or not.

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