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Approach For Improving Receiver Performance In Loss-Free Handovers In DVB-H Networks
White Papers DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting for Handheld) is one of the key technologies that enables new services such as Mobile Phone TV to be used in handhelds. DVB-H enhances mobile features found in the DVB-T standard, enabling new techniques, e.g.loss...
[March 1, 2007, 23:00]
Nokia Unwraps Trio Of Business Handsets
News Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, head of the Finnish phone-maker, took the wraps off three additions to the company's Eseries of business handsets, and a new device primed for the DVB-H flavour of mobile TV. The N77 will be the second of Nokia's using the DVB...
[February 13, 2007, 7:43]
BT 'to Launch Mobile TV Service'
News Other mobile TV trials have used a standard called DVB-H, such as O2's trial in Oxford. Experts have said that DVB-H should deliver a better quality service than DAB. However, the spectrum needed for DVB-H is not currently available in the UK, and...
[February 13, 2006, 16:45]
Qualcomm Plans 'universal' Mobile TV Chip
News It will support three rival mobile TV standards - DVB-H, ISDB-T and FLO. O2 , which has been testing a mobile TV service based on DVB-H in Oxford, claims that DVB-H is technically superior to DMB. However, the spectrum needed for DVB-H isn't...
[May 30, 2006, 15:45]
DAB-IP Mobile TV Standard Approved
News DAB-IP has potential competitors, such as DVB-H (which can supply a greater range of channels), but is currently the only standard for true IP-based mobile broadcast that can be deployed commercially in the UK, as the spectrum needed for DVB-H isn...
[July 11, 2006, 16:15]
Mobile TV Used For Ofcom Lesson
News The service is based on a technology DVB-H, which allows digital television signals to be received by mobile devices. With DVB-H, the television signal is broadcast over an area, in the same way that analogue and digital TV are transmitted today.
[September 23, 2005, 18:00]
Spectrum Auction May Kick-start Mobile TV
News O2 has chosen a technology called DVB-H, which it claims is more sophisticated than DAB-based rivals. It appears that while DVB-H could technically operate in the 1452MHz and 1492MHz band, this would be less suitable then the UHF band.
[April 3, 2006, 15:50]
Mobile TV Will Be A Risky Business For Operators
News The two big options currently on offer to operators are DAB-IP (Digital Audio Broadcasting — Internet Protocol), which enhances the existing digital radio signal to offer a limited number of television channels, and DVB-H (Digital Video...
[June 29, 2006, 13:10]
Cisco: Digital Switchover Should Favour Broadband
News However, the European Commission also supports DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting — Handheld), the mobile TV standard that it wants to power handheld entertainment across Europe. Calling DVB-H a "restrictive application", Allan said that, if both...
[October 19, 2007, 8:07]
Virgin Readies UK's First Mobile TV Broadcasts
News DAB-IP has long been expected to beat its current rival technology, DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting — handheld), to the market as the spectrum it needs is already available. It is not yet certain whether the spectrum needed for DVB-H will ever be...
[July 7, 2006, 12:10]
BT Ditches Mobile TV Service
News However, the final straw for BT was the recent backing given by the European Commission to the mobile broadcast technology Digital Video Broadcasting — Handheld (DVB-H). DVB-H promises more channels, but spectrum availability for that technology...
[July 26, 2007, 15:38]
Mobile Industry Looks Beyond 3G
News O2's Williams said that current 3G networks are only suited for hosting short video clips, with technologies such as the DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcast - Handheld) standard offering the best hope for providing longer TV and video broadcasts to...
[February 14, 2005, 15:10]
BT 'to Launch Mobile TV Service'
Talkback Ofcom may be moving slowly, but DVB-H offers better quality, is the European standard, and Nokia and Sony Ericsson are co-operating to ensure both their devices support the same mobile TV service offered by mobile networks.
[February 14, 2006, 22:13]
High Quality Mobile TV: The Challenge For Operators To Deliver High-Quality TV To Mobiles
White Papers Whether provided by 4G, DVB-H or other technologies, mobile video service quality must be high enough to impress customers to maximize service impact. As with "Triple Play" and "Quad Play" offerings from operators using multiple distribution...
[May 1, 2007, 0:00]
Dividend At Last!
Talkback We are excited about the prospects of mobile TV being enabled by at least three different technolgies i.e satellite delivered DVB-SH, terrestrial broadcast DVB-H and not the least services based on WiMAX networks.
[December 13, 2007, 11:21]
IP Datacasting - Bringing TV To The Mobile Phone
White Papers Specifically, this white paper addresses IP Datacasting over DVB-H, the key technology enabling this digital convergence, and its first application, Mobile phone TV. In the near future morning commuters will be able to pass the time on the train by...
[September 16, 2004, 0:00]
Multiple Network Access Becoming Norm For Mobiles
News The analyst pointed to an impressive array of radio access technologies already in play — from cellular in its various forms, to 3G and HSPA data networks, to video-broadcast technologies, such as DVB-H, to short-range connectivity technologies...
[May 6, 2008, 8:38]
Hollywood Chip Will Bring Digital TV To Mobiles
News Codenamed 'Hollywood', the chip will support two emerging digital TV standards --Digital Video Broadcasting - Handheld (DVB-H), a European specification that should also be deployed in the US; and Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting...
[October 21, 2004, 17:30]
Qualcomm Launches Mobile Convergence Platform
News It supports an impressive array of connectivity options, including CDMA, UMTS (3G), Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and WLAN, and is also capable of receiving a variety of mobile broadcast signals, such as DVB-H and MediaFLO.
[November 13, 2006, 15:16]
MWC: Nokia Kicks Things Off
Blog It has a kick-stand so you can prop it up on a desktop to watch stuff, 2.8 inch display (that looks rather special, to be honest) a DVB-H receiver for mobile telly in places where they do that, 16GB of storage expandable to 32GB through MicroSDHC...
[February 11, 2008, 9:07]
