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Just noticed u can watch this on ur phone plus other Sky Channels aswell as MTV you can subscribe to these between £5 a month or view a days worth for a quid! Not bad if u have Virgin Media
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Posted: 2008-05-16 23:36:00
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t-mobile have had this for quite a while now, and it works quite well too
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Posted: 2008-05-16 23:43:46
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Usually watch Sky Sports News every saturday when the footy is on, drains the battery though!
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Posted: 2008-05-16 23:53:46
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I have never really been that bothered about watching tv on my mobile. Dont see the point plus i think it uses up too much capacity. Its just poor quality too.
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Posted: 2008-05-17 00:06:00
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its not too bad i reckon.
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Posted: 2008-05-17 00:16:38
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I agree... its quite watchable. for example, I just watched ITN news on my W890 and its quite engrossing
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Posted: 2008-05-17 00:24:19
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its probaly been around for a while to Vodafone, I don't really rumouge thru the homepages for stupidness eg. Tones, Games and whatever else theres to offer bit suprised to see Sky One tho mite have a watch when Gladiators are on
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Posted: 2008-05-17 00:40:00
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Gladiators ready!!
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Posted: 2008-05-17 00:47:33
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Hi all,
Mobile TV got off to a rough start due mainly to bandwidth restrictions and Data speeds now we have HSDPA and it's getting faster both watching TV or down loading a clip or TV show is becoming a reality. As both processors and screens have continued to improve it is now able to deliver a quality user experience and will continue to improve further.
Again due to the improved processor power and better graphics chips they are now able to decode far superior codecs to 3gp which has drastically improved the quality.
As Multimedia smart phones start to become more main stream a long with faster affordable data there should be far more content becoming available.
We already have some deices that are able to use iPlayer which enables users to watch a lot of BBC content from the last seven days and in great quality either 3G/HSDPA or WiFi. I'm sure many more Web based services like this will be available in the future.
I really think over the next 5 years the advancements we will see in what we experience with our Mobile devices will be quite incredible as nearly all we need be it documents or Multi media will be stored on servers be be accessed from where ever we are.
Marc
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Posted: 2008-05-17 01:09:17
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Contendors ready
God that show used to dominate tv years ago
Ive never watched any tv on my phone at all,
but I will do at somepoint, wasn't amused by 3G Video Calling when I was on 02 you could bearley see people just patches half the time
If TV is anywhere as good as some of the video's I have on myphone to watch then what the hell
Marc, is the quality good coming from Vodafone?
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Posted: 2008-05-17 01:20:56
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