AT&T revealed its DirecTV Now internet TV streaming service Monday, which starts at $35 per month and is meant to compete with traditional cable TV providers. DirectTV Now launches Wednesday, Nov. 30th, in the US on iPhone, Android, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast and PCMac. The service is comprised of multiple packages ranging from $35 per month to $70 per month. Each package comes complete with an assortment of cable channels, featuring everything from sports to movies. A free 7-day trial is available for new customers, who will have the ability to add HBO and Cinemax to any package for $5 extra per month. AT&T also plans to air original shows including a Taylor Swift series.