LG and Samsung team-up against Qualcomm in fight for US mobile TV standard
In a case of oh shiznit, LG and Samsung are combining forces to protect their mobile TV interests in the US. With Qualcomm's proprietary MediaFLO digital broadcast technology rapidly gaining a mobile TV foothold in the US (thanks to AT&T and Verizon) and Europe standardizing on DVB-H, it seems that LG and Samsung (the once proud and gloating parents of the DMB standard) have little choice but to support the ATSC's attempt to create the ATSC-M/H standard in the US... about three years too late. Of course, the ultimate victor will have very little to do with what's best for the consumer and everything to do with who is most successful at lobbying the government. Oh, did that sound bitter? Good.




















wow.
u are the weakest link. Goodbye
Will it blend?
Piitb
Blah blah. Fuking blah
All these acronyms hurt my mind. What does it all mean?
That picture almost made me forget these companies all are vicious business monopolizing bastards...
I actually had Moe's haircut for a few months... but It actually lowered my CSL (chick scoring level) by 64%...
Only by 64%!?
Take that Sony!
I wouldn't quite say that LG and samsung are directly teaming up against Qualcomm. There is a place for the ATSC-M/H standard for local broadcasters (hopefully broadcast for free), so that MediaFLO can operate as a premium service which will broadcast movie, espn and such...
and then you have the local TV stations broadcasting their own ATSC-M/H. I believe having both makes mobile TV more marketable.
Similar to how Korea implements their T-DMB mobile TV systems...
Funny, my brand new Samsung phone uses a Qualcomm chipset.
buawahhahahahaha
Bitter or not, it sounded true.
Bah- why not ISDB-T?
LOL @ picture
Let's just cut the crap and go 1seg.