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T-Mobile Tests MediaFLO Too

Nov 22, 2006, 8:43 PM by (staff)

The President of MediaFLO, Gina Lombardi, has revealed that the company is in trials with T-Mobile for its mobile TV service. Because MediaFLO is a Qualcomm-owned company, it has been assumed it would be the choice of CDMA carriers. Sprint is already testing the service under the brand VUE. However since digital TV is a different technology from cellular transmissions, it is open to GSM carriers as well. T-Mobile has not revealed the extent of the trials, nor have they announced which technology the they will ultimately choose for digital TV. T-Mobile has also been a test partner of DVB-H provider Modeo.

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TradeMark_310

Nov 22, 2006, 9:34 PM

T_mob is coming UP!!!!!!

Man, if Tmob gets this, Verizon is in real trouble, if they're not already...

SCTelephoneMan

LOL!!!

Verizon in trouble? Something tells me with 57 customers and the fastest-growing subscriber base (more adds last quarter than anyone) that they have nothing to worry about. Their data is a full year ahead of Cingular...and who is T-Mobile?

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