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 »

AT&T launched the AT&T Mobile TV service with the Samsung Access and LG Vu. In this article, my primary focus is to show off AT&T Mobile TV via the Samsung Access. That being said, lets get the Access' specs out of the way. Access is a candy bar shaped phone featuring a gorgeous 240 by 320 pixel, TFT, 262K color ... continued »

As was expected, AT&T's Mobile TV service went live on Sunday. The service is now live in 58 markets, and is expanding. The technology is Qualcomm's MediaFLO, which runs on the 700MHz spectrum. Since this is not AT&T's network, you will not be charged voice or data for using it. You do however have to subscribe to a Mobile TV ... continued »

The wait is almost over for those anxiously waiting for the arrival of AT&T Mobile TV along with the launch of the LG V and the Samsung Access on Sunday, May 4th. AT&T Mobile TV is the carrier's brand new live mobile TV service to compatible handsets via Qualcomm's MediaFLO network. continued »

According to an article posted in a U.K. magazine, Motorola is looking to bring full length films to mobile devices in the form of a movie store. The article claims to have sources at Paramount that are saying Motorola is in the "late stages" of developing this movie store. Paramount is said to be the only movie studio involved. Even ... continued »

Qualcomm has shown up in a list of nine possible bidders for L band spectrum in the range of 1452 and 1492 MHz. The spectrum auction is scheduled to be held near the end of the month. Qualcomm is saying they do not want or intend to become a network operator. This excerpt from a written response to the news ... continued »

Having splashed out on a sliver of 700MHz spectrum in the recent auction, DISH Network has revealed its plans to build a DVB-SH mobile TV network in the US with partner Alcatel-Lucent.  Setting out to "validate the performance and cost-efficiency of the DVB-SH standard", the pair will use Alcatel-Lucent hardware and training to experiment with mobile TV at DISH's Atlanta ... continued »

It's been blame, buy-outs and goodbyes this week, as the great & good (as well as the not-so-great) reshuffle in an increasingly competitive mobile market.  Microsoft's finalising of their Danger deal ended with the software giant declaring they'd make Windows Mobile "fun", words even less comfortable with each other than Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston locked in a bathysphere.  Meanwhile ... continued »