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IP Datacasting - Bringing TV to the Mobile Phone

Overview In the near future morning commuters will be able to pass the time on the train by selecting the market news channel on their Mobile phone TV and watching the latest news in real time before reaching the office. In the extra minutes before arriving at the station and walking to the office, consumers can switch over to the music channel and enjoy their favorite tunes and videos. This paper introduces the technology and business system, which will facilitate the Mobile phone TV reality. Specifically, this white paper addresses IP Datacasting over DVB-H, the key technology enabling this digital convergence, and its first application, Mobile phone TV.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Nokia	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	January 2004	Downloads	372
Format	White Papers
Topics	Cellular Equipment, IP Technologies, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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