Media Evolution
Tags: DIGITAL media; DIGITAL technology; MOBILE communication systems; WIRELESS communication systems; CONSUMPTION (Economics); TECHNOLOGICAL innovations
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- Mobile Music Distribution: A Multichannel Approach. Furini, Marco // Advances in Multimedia;2011, Vol. 2011, p1
In contrast to what is happening in the Internet-based scenario, the music market in the mobile scenario is far from being considered a large success. Several studies state that excessive downloading time and high cost are the main burdens. Motivated by the growth of social and mobile...
- Mobile TV is coming, but maybe not this year. Dogra, Raymond // New Media Age;1/12/2006, p9
The article forecasts the TV trends in Europe for the year 2006, including the future of mobile TV. Mobile TV is defined as the ability to watch TV content on a mobile phone or other portable device, with the content commonly accessed either via 3G, broadcast network or download. The recent...
- TV's new companion. Walmsley, Andrew // Marketing (00253650);5/11/2011, p12
The article offers information on the evolution of technological devices that converge to perform similar tasks such as television on computers. It notes that technological innovation has created Apple TV, Google TV, and Internet TV with attempts to monopolize the gateway into consumers' homes....
- Emerging technology disappointments. // eWeek;12/3/2007, Vol. 24 Issue 37, p46
The article discusses several emerging technologies that have failed in the technology industry. The technologies include, Internet-based virtual worlds for business such as Second Life, ultramobile personal computers (PCs), home-based voice over Internet protocol (VOIP), mobile security, IPv6,...
- The New Face of Telecom Is Wireless. Ruth, Jo�o-Pierre S. // njbiz;8/20/2007, Vol. 20 Issue 35, p14
The article reports on the evolution of the telecommunications industry to provide more services for wireless technology as sales generated by the wireless sector increases in 2007. According to the article, Verizon Wireless and other service providers are benefiting from the proliferation of...
- WIRELESS TIME COMING. Wilson, Carol // Telephony;4/24/2006, Vol. 247 Issue 7, p21
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- PHS: First in personal communications? Asoh, Tadahiro // Telecom Asia;May95, Vol. 6 Issue 5, p46
Features the personal handy phone system (PHS) used for personal mobile communications which enables easy and simple wireless communication. Trials conducted on the prospective capabilities of PHS; Implementation of PHS system; Future possibilities.
- The Missed Call. Shankar, Pradeep // Siliconindia;Jul2007, Vol. 10 Issue 6, preceding p6
The author reflects on the impact of roadblock for technology startups. He cites that there was a time when it was said India cannot play the products game because they are not close to the customer. He argues that even if they are close to the customer, they have seen no dramatic change, and...
- US firm sees future in receive diversity. Reynolds, Melanie // Electronics Weekly;11/19/2003, Issue 2124, p14
Reception-improving receive diversity is going to be an important technology for mobile networks in the future, but its true significance will take some time to be appreciated, according to Qualcomm CDMA Technologies. Receive diversity technology uses two antennas and two receive channels to...
