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Bytemobile Enables Video On All Handsets

Jul 11, 2007, 8:30 AM by (staff)

Bytemobile announced new technology that will allow all mass market handsets to access and view IP-based video services over mobile networks. Called the Unison Media Fidelity Service, it uses dynamic bandwidth shaping to monitor wireless networks and adapt the content so that the users have a smooth experience, no matter what type of network they are using. It works with any type of handset that has a media player and works with all video formats. Bytemobile is making this service available to carriers beginning in October.

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muchdrama

Jul 11, 2007, 4:48 PM

Seeing is believing

...and I'll believe it when I see it.

koziekat

i can see it, but i wonder how much companys will charge. 2nd i think this is still a bit of a ways off.

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