Mobile TV will reach masses say Sony & Ericsson
24 November 2006 by axxxr Having co-operated successfully in mobile phone handsets Sony and Ericsson are eyeing what they expect will be a boom market enabling people to watch TV on mobile handsets.
At a joint Sony and Ericsson press conference in Stockholm, Per Nordlof, Ericsson's director of product strategy told reporters that about one third of the world's mobile phone users will regularly be watch TV broadcasts on their handsets in two years. "It plays to the strength of both companies," Eric Siereveld, Sony Europe's director of professional solutions, was reported saying. He claimed Ericsson was the lead supplier of mobile TV networks, while Sony has a lead in TV receiving equipment. Such solutions - based on the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA), a cross-industry standard for allowing digital devices to share content through a home network - could hit the market by the second half of 2007, Nordlof said. Ericsson and Sony will also work together to create new software to power such DLNA-based home networks, he said. source:itwire
Comments On 25 Nov 15:30 Jith wrote Nice innovation! SE rocks! Others are just jealous to comment!! On 25 Nov 04:34 u wrote this is just another way for sonyericssons another advertisement hype. blah blah blah tv phone will boom wafle,wafle wafle.. so get ready for bravaria phone. and se fanatic are just too sucker. On 24 Nov 14:48 S4k1s wrote That is some bad bad use of the screen on the W950 :X On 24 Nov 10:33 sensibleone wrote I'm not sure that Sony Ericsson, or any other phone manufacturer. do any work on battery technology. It is a specialist area. Mobile phones are built from mixture of bought in technologies. Having said that, it is already pretty amazing that a phone will run as long as it does from a wafer-thin battery. On 24 Nov 09:48 eshmealpablo wrote i also thank sony ericsson for all it is doing,and request them to improve on battery technology. |
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