65 posts tagged AT&T mobile tv

Few people know more about UMA than Steve Shaw... He really lives and breathes this market. This is why I am thrilled Steve will be writing for TMCnet with a special focus on unwired mobile access or UMA. Here is his first column -- which presents a good overview of the market and really plants the seed for future articles.

I’ve discussed the concept of mobile TV a lot of times in this blog and ever since Verizon and AT&T launched their mobile TV service, I see a lot of debates going on in the internet and people taking sides for or against mobile TV. Just so you know, this concept doesn’t start and end in the United States.

The Gadget: Samsung Access, the second (and cheaper) phone launching AT&T's mobile TV service.

There are a lot of phones coming into the AT&T Mobile network, and now AT&T announced another addition the LG CU915 Vu that would come in to AT&T’s Mobile TV with FLO. The CU915 will not have a mobile TV antenna and equipped with a 3″ WQVGA touchscreen display, 3G connection, 2-megapixel

The long wait for AT&T's new mobile TV service, appropriately dubbed "AT&T Mobile TV," will soon come to an end. As expected, the new AT&T Mobile TV service is set to launch on May 4 (tomorrow) with 10 full-streaming TV channels. But, there's a catch.

The long wait for AT&T's new mobile TV service, appropriately dubbed "AT&T Mobile TV," will soon come to an end. As expected, the new AT&T Mobile TV service is set to launch on May 4 (tomorrow) with 10 full-streaming TV channels. But, there's a catch.

AT&T and MediaFLO now has announced AT&T Mobile TV with FLO™ service. This powerful new mobile television service will provide around-the-clock access to some of today's most popular television programs — live and in color on the mobile phone. Wired has a positive review of the service here.

PodCamp San Antonio is now live and on UStream.....or just about live. Anyway, check it out and see us live.

I am a huge fan of blogs such as Engadget, CrunchGear, Gizmodo. While these well written, and often irreverent, I am also a big fan of The New York Timem's "BITS" blog. BITS- which stands for Business, Technology, Innovation and Society, takes a broader look beyond just gizmos, gadgets and toys.

AT&T, after months of waiting, is finally launching its MediaFLO mobile broadcast television service. The Vu service, which is based on Qualcomm’s MediaFLO technology, will roll out May 4th in 58 cities across the country.