Here’s a new one for Optus customers: an online ‘cloud’ service that lets you schedule, record and stream the 15 main free-to-air channels. The good: If you’ve got an Optus mobile, you get 45 minutes free storage, and data charges are zero rated. The bad: You can’t stream live TV (unless you fork out extra for Optus Mobile TV). More »
AT&T’s U-Verse Mobile app is coming, and we’ve gotten our first demo of how AT&T’s bringing TV to phones. It’s a sleek-looking, intuitive interface that’ll let U-Verse customers watch manage their DVRs remotely and watch recorded video on their phones. More »
Optus has just announced a whole heap of new TV stations for their mobile phone OptusZoo portal. The highlight? The Daily Show and SouthPark. More »
According to rumours, next week at CTIA Research In Motion (RIM) might launch a mobile TV service that would feature full episodes of content. Other than that, there’s not much to go on at this point. The possible release would coincide with the release of its app store. [NewTeeVee via StreetInsider via IntoMobile]
A fairly quiet announcement, LG’s Invision is the third phone to support AT&T’s mobile TV service. It’s got the same fat candybar form factor as the Access, but it’s smaller, so presumably less awkward. Otherwise it’s a basic multimedia phone for US$99, if you were looking to get your mobile TV on for cheap. [AT&T]
