Submitted by Brennan Babb (not verified) on 28 November, 2008 - 21:42.
Congrats on the promotion Richard, to add to your mobile array of apps to look at for iphone are: shazaam, remote control based apps "remote". Social mobnetworking is the driving force behind media(bbc in your case) consumption. If the iphone had the specs of the n96 (including broadcast TV) it would be unstoppable, until the next technology revolution of course.
Things unmobile that BBC should keep an eye on are boxee.tv (includes iplayer functionality) works well on an (another one of Steve's diamonds in the rough) appleTV. I dub it social TV watching.
DVB-H has launched in Africa, and tied with a mobile PVR with ondemand content availability makes life for us techies a whole lot more breathable.
Congrats on the promotion Richard, to add to your mobile array of apps to look at for iphone are: shazaam, remote control based apps "remote". Social mobnetworking is the driving force behind media(bbc in your case) consumption. If the iphone had the specs of the n96 (including broadcast TV) it would be unstoppable, until the next technology revolution of course.
Things unmobile that BBC should keep an eye on are boxee.tv (includes iplayer functionality) works well on an (another one of Steve's diamonds in the rough) appleTV. I dub it social TV watching.
DVB-H has launched in Africa, and tied with a mobile PVR with ondemand content availability makes life for us techies a whole lot more breathable.
What is BBC's mobile gaming play?