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Vodafone in Germany will offer a full-length movie to its 3G customers for free. Even more impressive, it’s being broadcast on the network a… Read more »

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Hong Kong’s CSL will broadcast the “Crossing Borders Fund Raising Show” over its network for free. Viewers can also make HK$20 donations via… Read more »

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If you want to know what to expect in the mobile industry in 2005, read this article. Don’t accept it as gospel, of course, but it gives a g… Read more »

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Along with other things, MSFT gave a preview of its content download service for portable devices..the service is launching on Jan 6 (the si… Read more »

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I’ve been waiting for something like this to come out. What is the problem with videophones? People aren’t used to holding the handset in fr… Read more »

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WSSUP has come up with at least one person who likes their services. They offer the chance to send multimedia messages personalized by your… Read more »

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Orange is sponsoring a movie making competition for mobile phones. This next-gen promotion has people making 60 second films out of 3D paper… Read more »

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TV on mobile phones faces a lot of hurdles, including regulatory ones. This article goes through the issue, and points out that having diffe… Read more »

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While SmarTone has launched its 3G service touting “exciting video calling” with “animation characters”, competitor CSL doesn’t believe the… Read more »

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The CSIRO (Australia’s government funded science organization) and m.Net have developed a 3G video streaming application that “attaches meta… Read more »

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Customers of ’3′ in Hong Kong can now bet on horse races using their mobile phones. The short time-frame of a race makes it ideal for delive… Read more »

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ESPN and The Walt Disney Internet Group (WDIG) will launch the Japanese version of X Games Mobile on the Japanese mobile networks of KDDI an… Read more »

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If you’re wondering what all the acronyms that are being tossed around in reports on mobile TV actually mean, here is a good glossary. Read more »

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Indian cell phone company Bharti Tele-Ventures plans to air a new Bollywood movie on mobile handsets for free and in full Thursday in a bid… Read more »

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Movies and literature will come to your mobile, after a fashion. As one publisher put it: “Right now the content on mobile devices is almost… Read more »

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Mobisodes are coming to Asia, with Singapore’s Mediacorp producing a Chinese 3G mobile drama. The series will consist of 45 episodes, and wi… Read more »

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3UK has launced video shortcodes, which “enables customers to access 3′s wide range of video content by simply dialling a “Short Code” that… Read more »

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Start-up OnAir Entertainment is promoting a solution to sell pay-tv over wireless hotspots. “A basic system that can deliver four channels o… Read more »

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Mobile TV is definitely in the news of late. There’s still conflict between those who say mobile TV is the next big thing, those who say it’… Read more »

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This article unashamedly promotes TV on your mobile as potentially outshining current mobile data darlings such as ringtones and SMS. Ringto… Read more »

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Television is coming to your mobile, due to a combination of operators finding ways to use it to raise revenue and manufacturers putting it… Read more »

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Europe has announced that DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcast – Handheld) will be the standard for broadcast TV in the continent. The industry is… Read more »

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3UK has signed a deal with Associated Press Television News (APTN) to provide a new servcie called ‘Entertainment Now’. It costs five pound… Read more »

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There’s a fair bit of controversy over what content will succeed on mobile phones, and leading the list is broadcast television on the mobil… Read more »

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There’s been a lot of action lately in regards to films for mobile phones, mainly driven by carriers and handset manufacturers to get the ba… Read more »

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