T-Mobile today announced free wireless data streaming at an event in Los Angeles. The Uncarrier program mirrors that of T-Mobile's Music Freedom, which lets customers stream music over its network without impacting data allotments. The free streaming video program is called Binge On and works in much the same way. The service is compatible with 24 video services at launch, such as Netflix, Hulu, HBO Go/Now, Showtime, Vevo, and others. T-Mobile said video will be optimized via proprietary technology to reduce how much data it consumes as it transits the network. T-Mobile said the service is open to any video service that meets its technical requirements. Video is streamed at DVD quality, which means 480p, not 720p or 1080p high definition. Customers can toggle between free 480p video or data-consuming HD at any time. T-Mobile also "doubled the data" available in each of its data buckets for families and businesses at no additional cost. The data plans available are 2GB, 6GB, and 10GB. The base Simple Choice plan costs $50 per month and now includes 2GB of data. The second line costs $30 and each additional line after that is $10. Customers who subscribe to T-Mobile's unlimited LTE 4G plan now have access to 14GB of mobile hotspot data. The new plans will be available Sunday, Nov. 15. New customers will have early access to Binge On beginning that day. The rest of T-Mobile's customers will have access to Binge On starting Nov. 22.