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Nokia and Motorola partners on mobile TV

Stan Beer
Monday, 11 September 2006 22:58

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Giant mobile handset rivals Nokia and Motorola are teaming up to push forward the development of mobile TV services.

As part of their common goal of getting mobile TV off the ground as soon as possible, Nokia and Motorola have committed to ensuring that their DVB-H (digital video broadcast handheld) phones are interoperable.

Nokia and Motorola are standing firmly behind DVB-H because it is an approved standard in Europe and ostensibly is of superior quality to competing standards. Among other things, DVB-H enables users to watch TV while making a phone call.

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