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You can watch DSTV Mobile on Nokia Lumia smartphones and perhaps other Windows Phone devices. All you need is the Drifta Wi-Fi, a mobile accessory that receives DVB-H signals and broadcasts it to your mobile phone over Wi-Fi. You also need to download and install the Drifta app at the Windows Phone Marketplace. DSTV Mobile offers up to 16 exciting channels and you can access it free if you are an active DSTV subscriber. The Drifta costs around 12,250 Naira.

DSTV Mobile Drifta Decoder

Devices like the Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 710 are known to support DSTV Mobile Drifta. In general smartphones running Windows Phone 7.5 and above should support DSTV Mobile, but confirm compatibility before you buy the Drifta decoder. DSTV Mobile is only available in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Enugu, Onitsha, Asaba, Aba, Ibadan, and Benin.

Channels on DSTV mobile cover a wide range of interests like news (eg. CNN), documentary (eg. NatGeo Wild), sports (eg. SuperSport3), music (eg. Sound City), movies (eg. MNET Series, Africa Magic), kids (eg, Disney Junior), and more. Two channels are free (NTA and AIT). Monthly subscription ranges from free (for active DSTV subscribers) to 660 Naira (14 channels). Buying a Drifta may come with 3 months free subscription.

You may also be interested in the DSTV Stream.

Watch DSTV Free on Mobile Phones

You can watch DSTV free on your Windows Phone device. All active DSTV subscribers can access DSTV Mobile for free except for subscribers to DSTV Access bouquet. To enjoy DSTV Mobile free on your Windows Phone or any other mobile device, you have to link the device to your DSTV TV subscription account. This can be done at a DSTV office.

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