SPB Software has teamed-up with mTraffic, a transmission rights holder of the Latin America championship, to bring the 2011 Copa America matches to Android, iPhone and iPad users. The new application was created as a white label solution based on SPB TV. In that sense, it will allow users to watch events in real time,…
SPB TV comes to Windows Phone 7
After reaching a milestone of 6 million users, SPB Software is bringing its popular mobile TV application to yet another platform – Windows Phone 7. The app’s UI has been optimized for Microsoft’s mobile OS, while at the same time packing all of the features SPB TV offers on other platforms. In that sense, Windows…
Wirelessly Transmit Your iPhone’s Screen to Your TV in HD via The Moov
There have been a number of ways to get your iPhone or iPad 2’s screen onto your TV, but so far, I have yet to see one that is completely wireless, that is, until today. An Israeli startup company named Olion has developed an iPhone case that can transmit your iPhone’s display to your TV…
Sony Ericsson Acro (not Arc) destined for Japan
Sony Ericsson is certainly churning out a good number of Android handsets lately, and the newest, the Xperia Acro, packs a similar punch to the rest of the line. However, this particular handset won’t be coming to the US, or anywhere else for that matter. This Xperia Arc variant will ship only to Japan. The…
Yamgo adds African entertainment channel HiTV to its mobile TV network
Yamgo keeps adding new channels to its mobile TV network. Their latest addition is Nigeria-based HiTV, the world’s first 24/7 African based entertainment channel, featuring a variety of content ranging from movies, music, news, soaps, sports and entertainment. The new channel will deliver the best of Nigerian broadcasting to almost all mobile phones and tablets,…
HTC Incredible S Launched at Bell with New Mobile TV Services
Any Americans hankering for a GSM version of the Incredible 2 coming soon to Verizon are in luck; up here in Canada, Bell Mobility just launched an HSPA-capable HTC Incredible S, going for $99 on a three-year contract, or $499.95 outright.As a part of the launch, Bell also introduced some new mobile TV offerings –…
SPB TV 2.0 for Symbian is out [Ad-supported mobile TV]
You gotta give some credit to Russia-based SPB Software. They try really hard to bring mobile TV to the world and make us closer to the ever-advanced markets of South Korea and Japan where users have been enjoying TV on-the-go for quite some time now. Their SPB TV application is available for quite a few…
Yamgo launches Zing, IndiMusic mobile TV channels
Yamgo, the mobile TV network we covered for few times in the past, added two new channels to its offering. The first of the two is Zing, Asia’s biggest 24-hour music, lifestyle and entertainment channel. It comes from Zee Entertainment, which has over half a billion viewers across more than 160 countries, including Australia, Bangladesh,…
Samsung Galaxy S 2, Tab 10.1 to Stream TV from Set
Samsung has apparently confirmed that the Galaxy S 2 and Tab 10.1, both announced at Mobile World Congress, will be able to talk to Samsung TVs over a secondary tuner to stream video to the portables. Currently supported TV models include the D7000 and D8000, with more likely coming in the future. The Samsung Galaxy…
SPB TV 3.0 is touted as a mobile TV app store for broadcasters
SPB Software announced a new version of its mobile TV solution – SPB TV 3.0, which is dubbed as an app store-like publishing platform for TV channels. As a result, broadcasters and content owners have the opportunity to distribute existing catalogs and expand their offering to mobile devices. Users in turn get access to a…