I would really like to be able to watch some TV on my iPhone while I sit in the line waiting for my kids to come out of school. Users of Comcast cable may be able to watch their favorite TV shows on their mobile phones one day. continued »

In Europe and Asia, mobile TV service is something that many mobile phone users have enjoyed for years. Many handsets sold overseas come with the ability to tune into free broadcast TV on mobile devices. American's for the most part have only had access to subscription mobile TV service. AT&T has announced that its mobile TV service is now available in ... continued »

Spb Software added over 40 new mobile TV channels to its mobile TV service, mostly suggested by Spb TV users. Spb TV 1.0 is compatible with Windows Mobile phones (Windows Mobile 5 and later). It supports qVGA, VGA, Square QVGA, and WVGA screen resolutions. continued »

Announcements are being prepared for the release of free digital TV to their mobile devices. First location to get the goodness will be Washington D.C. continued »

The BBC has debuted its 24-hour live television streaming website for mobile devices. With this, comes a range of options for users to customize the way it works for them. continued »

LG is releasing a 'TV' phone, the GM630. As well as other features, the flip phone has a dedicated TV button below the screen. continued »

Yes, it would be great if we can watch TV programs on the phones. A part from MediaFLO, a mobile TV system run by Qualcomm Inc (AT$T and Verizon Wireless already sell phones that are compatible with this and offer 10 channels for $15 per month), there is another mobile TV technology: "mobile digital TV". continued »

MediaFLO USA will carry full-length college football games live for the 2008 season on its mobile TV service. AT&T and Verizon Wireless subscribers have access to the service via AT&T Mobile TV and V Cast Mobile TV, respectively.   With this MediaFLO USA coverage, AT&T and Verizon users will now have access to 200 hours of programming. A few examples of ... continued »

Qualcomm wants to ensure some revenue in the U.K. as they have just acquired 40MHz of L band spectrum across the pond. The spectrum is prime for just about any technology. It is assumed though that Qualcomm will deploy its proprietary MediaFLO mobile TV service on the spectrum. This is of course if the European Union allows it. continued »

This week saw the introduction of a new age to come in Windows Mobile devices. At the May 6th event held by HTC in London, we saw the HTC Diamond in action. Phone Mag provided you with a hands on gallery, a hands on video, and a tour of it's new 3D TouchFLO interface. The device will begin it's availability ... continued »