PacketVideo - TV on your iPhone
Posted by David on February 12th, 2008 at 02:16am Comments
In Mobile World Congress today PacketVideo demonstrated its mobile broadcast receiver that turns Wi-Fi-enabled phones and personal media players into mobile TVs.
The way it works is PacketVideo receiver decodes digital TV signal, and then sends it wirelessly which then is caught and play backed by the device, like iPhone. The mobile broadcast receiver is compatible with many industry-leading phones, iPhone including.
The receiver also allows viewing premium channels, as well as ensures optimum rendering of the TV signal on the playback device.
TV on your mobile phone has been long dreamt of, and now it’s almost here. PV’s mobile broadcast receiver measures 6.4 cm wide by 1.8 cm high x 4 cm deep and it will be available later this year.
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