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It’s Super Bowl time down in Dallas, and quite honestly, I don’t know who to pick. The Packers and the Steelers are two of my favorite NFL teams, so all I’m hoping for is a close game that comes down to the wire (overtime would be nice). With the fanfare and buildup hitting us in…
SPB Software launched a new version of its mobile TV app, SPB TV, for BlackBerry smartphones. Unlike the original software, this one is available as a free download, supported by non-intrusive ads which are loaded during the channel buffering time. SPB TV 2.0 builds on top of the earlier release — that included the catalogue…
Fashion TV — the world’s number one lifestyle channel — has become the first fashion and lifestyle channel to launch on the global mobile TV network Yamgo. If you’re living under a rock, you should know that Fashion TV is the global 24-hour fashion, beauty & lifestyle television channel available on more than 30 different…
Hauppauge Digital announced a new product for the TV addicted iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad users. The so called “Broadway” works as a standalone box that once connected to a cable TV connection or a TV antenna on one end and router on the other, allows you to bring your TV experience with you, no…
2011 will be a big year for tablets. That said, we’re glad to see smart companies riding the trend, providing customers with additional ways to use their brand new gadgets. One such company is DISH Network which launched an app for the growing army of Android tablet owners. The application takes advantage of a bigger…
A company called iMovee prepared an interesting product for this year’s CES. Called Mobeo, it is a wireless accessory that is said to combine Live Broadcast TV, live streaming TV/Video-On-Demand and Social Media networks. This combination iMovee calls “Telefusion” and it allows smartphone and tablet device owners to not only watch TV on their beloved…
In case apps like SPB TV are just cutting it for you and you want something that’s closer to the “real thing,” you can grab some of the mobile digital TV receivers. One such product has been announced at CES and it’s coming from Valups, the company that already has a similar offering. The difference…
SPB Software is bringing its SPB TV application to the Maemo platform – i.e. Nokia N900. I’m not sure I understand their decision to launch an app for a device that’s used by very few people in the world, but what do I know. Maybe bits (or large chunks) of the code could be re-used…
A few months ago Qualcomm’s foray into mobile TV was axed, and now they’re offloading spectrum in the lower 700 MHz range that they were using for Flo TV to AT&T for a cool $1.9 billion. What does AT&T plan to do with it? 4G, of course. Apparently this spectrum has the capability to cover…
SPB Software is bringing its SPB TV product to yet another platform – bada, which is used in a total of 6 Samsung devices. As a result, owners of various Wave smartphones can enjoy over 150 channels in more than 20 languages while on the go. As that’s the case with other versions, SPB TV…