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Siano CEO Alon Ironi describes his vision for the future of mobile DTV.
The chip maker showed off new technology called Integrated Mobile Broadcast.
More tablets in the marketplace at last create competition.
The move is taking place in the wake of diminishing fill rates.
The device will run Google’s Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS.
Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play is optimized for PlayStation games.
The new release will work across different types of mobile phones.
Best Buy Connect will access LightSquared’s LTE network.
The wireless association has issued a request for proposal to develop the system.
The San Francisco center is scheduled to open in the fall.
New products in the mobile TV space will come from such companies as Rohde & Schwarz and Triveni Digital.
ABI Research and comScore reveal growth for the Android OS.
NAB 2011 showcased new mobile DTV products.
WRAL-TV is the first to make the app available to its viewers.
The companies deliver OTT video to televisions and mobile devices.
Partnership is aimed to help broadcasters maximize revenue from mobile ads.
Morpheus automation is leveraged for second-screen viewing.
Enzo's Pinball is the first such game in the Android Marketplace.
Howard University's WHUT-TV was the first PBS mobile test station.
The numbers might mean less revenue from the tablet category.
