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  November 4th 2008

  News Samsung i8510 INNOV8 vs Nokia N96

  We look at the two entertainment behemoths that have been released from the top two mobile phone manufacturers in the world: The Samsung i8510 and the Nokia N96.

  Related categories : Mobile-phones , Phone-and-communications

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  October 23rd 2008

  News Mobile TV tipped to actually succeed

  Analysts looking at the mobile TV market have said DVB-H, the standard found on devices like the Nokia N96, will become the standard in the future.

  Related categories : Mobile-phones , Phone-and-communications

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  October 7th 2008

  News The death of mobile pay TV

  Juniper Research is predicting that mobile television services will remain mainly free as new technologies bring FTA channels out of the house

  Related categories : Mobile-phones , Television

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  September 25th 2008

  Reviews Nokia N96

  As a general rule, every new addition to Nokia's feature-packed N-series of smar phones is met with some excitement. But at first glance, the N96 doesn't seem to be a great advance in the series. On the face of it, not much has been added to distinguish it from its predecessor, the N95 8GB

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  August 30th 2008

  News Beyond the digital TV switchover

  It's hard to believe that there was no regular radio broadcasting a century ago; homes, shops, businesses without a radio in the background. When radio did arrive, the first technology was AM, and it's still with us after more than 80 years. FM radio took off in the 1950s and is still going strong. It will probably be with us for years after analogue PAL colour TV is switched off in 2012.

  Related categories : Digital-home , Television

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  May 29th 2008

  News Mobile TV hits the Netherlands

  Dutch network operator KPN will begin offering a selection of mobile TV channels to customers in the Netherlands next month through DVB-H technology.

  Related categories : Phone-and-communications , Mobile-phones

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  May 14th 2008

  News Swiss footy fans get mobile digital TV for Euro 2008

  The Euro 2008 tournament may be devoid of British Isles footballing interest, but that doesn't stop us bringing you news of some of the best technology on show there.

  Related categories : Television

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  March 31st 2008

  News Intel showboats in Shanghai: IDF approaches

  The spring installment of the twice-yearly Intel Developer Forum kicks off on Tuesday in Shanghai, China. Apart from jet-lagged journos snoozing through the keynotes, just what can we expect from everyone's favourite silicon-spewing colossus?

  Related categories : Processors

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  March 17th 2008

  News Europe adopts Nokia's DVB-H as mobile TV standard

  The European Commission has backed the Digital Video Broadcasting Handheld (DVB-H) mobile TV standard backed by Nokia and called on member states to encourage its widespread adoption.

  Related categories : Phone-and-communications

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  February 14th 2008

  News Live mobile TV on an iPod touch

  This little box is one of the more interesting trinkets we've bumped into at Mobile World Congress this week. It's a pocketable mobile broadcast receiver that turns Wi-Fi-enabled phones and personal media players into mobile TVs

  Related categories : Portable-media , Mobile-phones , Wi-fi

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  February 12th 2008

  News 1-seg: the mobile TV success story

  Regular readers might have noticed a fair sprinkling of the odd term '1-seg' in news items over the last year or so. The mobile digital TV standard is popping up everywhere in the Far East, when similar systems (like DVB-H) are struggling in Europe

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  February 11th 2008

  News Nokia N96: The one to watch

  Nokia today upped the stakes in its battle with Apple for the high-end mobile phone market. As we predicted Friday, the Finnish mobile phone firm today announced the Nokia N96 at the Mobile World Congress.

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  February 8th 2008

  News Nokia N96 coming this week?

  The successor to the popular Nokia N95 is rumoured to be on the way to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona over the coming week. Details for the Nokia N96 were briefly leaked on Nokia's German site (the page has since been taken down) so putting two and two together makes us think the new handset is due to be unveiled in Barcelona

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  January 7th 2008

  News LG to enhance mobile TV

  Woo Paik, LG's chief technology officer and self-styled 'father of digital TV' today announced the firm's new mobile TV vision. MPH - or mobile pedestrian handheld - is due to revolutionise mobile TV, Paik said

  Related categories : Mobile-phones , Portable-computing

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  January 4th 2008

  News LG reveals the future of US mobile TV

  In an attempt to bring TV with you wherever you go, LG has announced that it will unveil a new mobile technology at CES that will allow you to view over-the-air TV anywhere that signals are available.

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  January 4th 2008

  News Motorola shows off mobile TV handheld

  Motorola will unveil a new mobile video player at the CES 2008 show in Las Vegas next coming week. The pocket-sized Motorola DH01 device will be able to play live TV, play on-demand video clips and also programmes saved on a personal video recorder (PVR).

  Related categories : Applications , Portable-media

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  December 7th 2007

  News Is the UK ready for mobile phone TV?

  We may not want it, but it looks like we're getting it anyway - mobile TV is coming to Britain. Government media and telecoms regulator Ofcom said it plans to sell off the radio spectrum needed from spring next year, despite public apathy and a lamentable effort by ther HDforAll campaign to secure the spectrum

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  October 26th 2007

  News Why the mobile TV revolution can wait

  Despite high hopes and enthusiastic attempts, Mobile TV isn't popular with users in the UK. And while the lack of compelling content is a key reason, another is availability. There's an ongoing debate on whether to adopt a single technical standard in the UK and Europe

  Related categories : Mobile-phones , Portable-computing

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  July 19th 2007

  News EU going for Nokia's mobile TV standard

  The European Commission wants to make mobile TV more streamlined within the EU, saying that Europe needs one common standard for mobile TV.The EC yesterday give its support to the Nokia and Motorola-supported DVB-H

  Related categories : Mobile-phones , Television

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  July 19th 2007

  News Mobile TV: one standard to rule them all?

  The decision to back DVB-H as a single European-wide mobile TV standard looks like a great idea - but what does that mean in practice? You can find out more about the benefits, drawbacks as well as some of the alternatives on offer right here

  Related categories : Recording , Portable-media , Mobile-phones , Mp3-players