Nokia and Motorola to work together on mobile TV technology news story in Mobile phones
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Motorola and Nokia, the two fiercest competitors in the mobile phone market, have shaken hands on an agreement to speed-up interoperability amongst DVB-H-enabled mobile devices and services.
Both the heavyweights will support open DVB-IPDC standards that are available for companies developing and offering multi-vendor mobile TV services.
The agreement came about because of information from Informa that the mobile TV market is set for explosive growth between now and 2010. Mobile phone manufacturers and mobile TV content providers stand to make lots of money quickly if they can roll out the technology rapidly.
Motorola and Nokia, the two fiercest competitors in the mobile phone market, have shaken hands on an agreement to speed-up interoperability amongst DVB-H-enabled mobile devices and services.Both the heavyweights will support open DVB-IPDC standards that are available for companies developing and offering multi-vendor mobile TV services.
The agreement came about because of information from Informa that the mobile TV market is set for explosive growth between now and 2010. Mobile phone manufacturers and mobile TV content providers stand to make lots of money quickly if they can roll out the technology rapidly.
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