Cingular Streams Video To Handsets
Jan 25, 2005, 7:50 PM by (staff)
Cingular has partnered with MobiTV to offer its subscribers streaming video content of news, sports and more. Initially the service will be available to users of the Nokia 6620 smartphone as well as the Motorola RAZR, V220 and V180. Cingular expects to add support for Motorola V400 and V600 users shortly, as MobiTV already supports them. The service will cost $9.99 per month, however Cingular will offer a 3 day free trial. MobiTV offers a "high framerate experience" for Nokia 6620 users, but Motorola handsets can expect 1-2 frames per second using the company's Java applet on Cingular's GPRS network.
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Can anyone confirm this?
phonescoopjunkie said:That's confirmed.
And yesterday Verizon confirmed that Cingular is now Number-One in customer growth across America - more customers chose Cingular than Verizon last quarter!
This would be impressive if
hey look at this cool new phone I got, I can watch tv on it.. 'really' wow cool. Can you make a clear call wherever you want.. NO I can't..
😳
gunny said:...
cingular wants to focus on everything but quality reception.goes something like this..
hey look at this cool new phone I got, I can watch tv on it.. 'really' wow cool. Can you make a clear call wherever you want.. NO
(continues)
gunny said:...
cingular wants to focus on everything but quality reception.goes something like this..
hey look at this cool new phone I got, I can watch tv on it.. 'really' wow cool. Can you make a clear call wherever you want.. NO
(continues)
Just saw Verizon's EVDO streaming video and....
is it really ok