Sentences with phrase «mobile video streaming»

Fox Mobile Group has finally unveiled the long - delayed mobile video streaming service it has been working on for years, but don't get too ex...

Qik announced on Wednesday that its popular mobile video streaming product is now available for the OS 4.5 version of the Blackberry Curve 8310, 8330 and Pearl 8130.

Netflix Free, plans begin at $ 7.99 per month When it comes to mobile video streaming, Netflix is hard to beat.

Now, many consumers are also dropping cable TV service, in some cases for mobile video streaming apps on their phones.

Not exact matches

Twitpics see the light: Twitter updated its website and mobile apps to incorporate photo and video previews in tweet streams.

But mobile viewing is still being held back by data prices, which make streaming of high - quality video too pricey to be a daily habit.

Get $ 10 to spend by Prime Day when you stream a Prime video for the first time on your compatible Fire TV, Smart TV, streaming media player, game console, mobile phone, or tablet.

If mobile pricing doesn't come down in 2013 — and it's not expected to — mobile viewers will have to hope that the encoding efficiency of video is drastically improved so less data is used per stream.

On the web and mobile app, Twitter's Thursday night live stream will be presented as a video player with a stream of tweets below it along with a text window where users can type out tweets as they watch the mad dash of touchdowns and tackles.

This year it wants to dramatically expand its customer base outside South America, with popular apps like PlayKids — which offers streaming, mobile - optimized videos and games for children — and FreeZone, which finds and automatically connects mobile devices to open Wi - Fi networks.

Verizon is already working on increasing revenue through its ad - supported mobile video service go90, targeted at millennials and built on video streaming technology acquired from Intel Corp. in 2014.

While the concept of live streaming has been around for years, mobile - first video platforms with user - generated content have just recently begun to make serious waves thanks to improved video quality, faster broadband speeds, and enhanced mobile technology.

Last week, it hugely updated its live video product putting it front and center in its mobile app and making it easier for users to discover streaming broadcasts and other videos.

Both the Sprint and T - Mobile unlimited plans reduce the quality of streaming video and can slow download speeds if a customer uses a large amount of data in one month.

Its Google unit controls the markets for search, search advertising, mobile operating systems, and, through YouTube, the streaming of consumer - produced videos.

What's noteworthy here is that T - Mobile is pitching the One Plus plan as providing «unlimited HD Day Passes,» instead of just unlimited HD video streaming.

-- Rodney Williams, cofounder and CEO of LISNR, a new communications technology company that sends data over sound waves (such as streaming video) and recently won the Gold Cannes Lion for Innovation in Mobile.

The revamped plan was met with some hostility when it was unveiled earlier this month, in large part due to the way it approaches video streaming and mobile hotspot data.

While that's a little more flexible than the previous all - or - nothing rates, it doesn't change the way T - Mobile will charge users to not have their video streaming capped.

The carrier says those who want to stream mobile video at a resolution higher than 480p can do so for up to 24 hours, for a $ 3 fee.

He says it's the same thing with Flipagram, which is operating at the intersection of mobile, social, video and music streaming, all of which don't show signs of slowing down anytime soon.

A «T - Mobile One Prepaid» plan that costs $ 75 a month for «unlimited» LTE data, but caps video streamed over the network at 480p unless you pay $ 3 for a day's worth of HD streaming.

T - Mobile's plan has faced criticism, however, for downgrading all video streams to a non-high-definition resolution unless subscribers pay an extra $ 15.

The carrier says its unlimited plan allows users to stream video at an «HD» resolution and that it includes up to 10 GB of LTE mobile hotspot data before cutting that to 3G speeds.

Stanford grads weren't far behind, with 32 startups on the list — including video streaming company Viki, satellite imaging company Skybox, mobile startup Karma Science, student loan refinancing company SoFi, and genetic testing startup Counsyl.

Two weeks ago, the agency alleged that Verizon and AT&T (t) might be in violation of the rules by letting wireless customers watch streaming video services owned by the carriers on mobile phones without using up their data allowances.

T - Mobile popularized the trend with programs like Binge On, which zero - rated select video - streaming services so long as they streamed at a lower, non-HD resolution.

LiveCast, with headquarters in Vancouver, Canada, enables live video streaming directly from a cell phone, mobile Internet device, or Mac or PC, to anyone connected to the Web.

That helps explain Apple's reticence in welcoming those streaming competitors onto its own hardware, with tech news site Apple Insider noting that the company's policies discourage third - party services from selling video content through Apple's mobile and TV operating systems.

«Coupled with Verizon's existing mobile (and streaming video) presence, the companies» combined ad offerings mean massive cross-screen reach with much richer audience data.»

Additionally, the FCC looked at T - Mobile and its somewhat similar approach to zero rating that applies only to third party streaming video services like Youtube and Netflix (nflx).

Like Orb, these services cost nothing to use, but they stream only music — no video or photos — and their support for mobile devices is limited, or zero.

The lines that separated mobile networks from home broadband networks is fading as consumers use their mobile connections for more digital activities, like streaming video.

In August, T - Mobile (tmus) and Sprint (s) introduced cut - rate unlimited plans, though with reduced quality video streaming.

Verizon, which has been successful bringing Internet and video to the home, has plans to launch a streaming service this summer, which could focus on delivering content to mobile devices.

T - Mobile's basic unlimited plan, which downgrades streamed video to DVD quality and offers more limited tethering, still starts at $ 70.

The original low price T - Mobile (tmus) unlimited plan, introduced in August and known as T - Mobile One, downgraded all streaming video to phones from high - definition to DVD quality.

Periscope, which Twitter Inc bought earlier this year, allows anyone to live - stream an event through a mobile phone, while viewers can participate by sending cartoon hearts across the video feed and typing comments that scroll across the screen for all to see.

The relatively small screens of mobile phones don't seem to pose a problem for streaming video audiences.

T - Mobile, through the «uncarrier» campaign, did away with two - year contracts and handset subsidies and launched features like zero - rated streaming music and video in moves that have forced rivals to follow suit.

The increase in revenue from the digital media and entertainment business was attributed to acquisitions of video streaming firm Youku Tudou and Singapore e-commerce firm Lazada as well as an increase in revenue from mobile value - added services provided by UCWeb.

Most of China's tech giants, including instant messaging and gaming company Tencent, mobile handset maker Xiaomi, portal and microblogging giant Sina, and the country's video streaming sites YoukuTudou, iQiyi, and LeTV, all have rushed into the rapidly growing space, joining upstarts such as Panda TV, an e-sports streaming app owned by Wang Sicong, the son of Wang Jianlin, China's richest man, a real estate mogul with aspirations in media and entertainment.

Stewart's keynote address at the Super Kitchen event, which served as an introduction of her brand to Chinese consumers, was live - streamed on the Tmall mobile app and Alibaba - owned online video hub Youku.com.

Beyond banning HD streaming video and knee - capping mobile - hotspot speeds, the $ 75 Go Unlimited plan reserves the possibility of «deprioritizing» your data if you enter an area with network congestion — even at the start of a billing cycle, before you've burned up any data yourself.

But you have to watch for restrictions: Verizon's $ 75 Go Unlimited plan disallows streaming high - definition video and caps all mobile - hotspot sharing with a laptop or tablet via Wi - Fi at a punishing if not useless 600 Kbps, no matter how much data you've used in the month.

Adding Time Warner's immense and valuable library of movies, TV and live programming would expand AT&T's ability to offer new streaming video services to the growing mobile and non-traditional video audiences.

Through its mobile and desktop e-commerce sites, which have 386 million annual active users, more than the entire U.S. population, Alibaba can sell not only movie tickets and streaming video, but also branded merchandise.

The Kickback program will automatically be applied to T - Mobile ONE subscribers who do not go over 2 GB of data usage, equivalent to about eight hours of streaming video, within their billing month.

Periscope, which Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) bought earlier this year, allows anyone to live - stream an event through a mobile phone, while viewers can participate by sending cartoon hearts across the video feed and typing comments that scroll across the screen for all to see.

For those unfamiliar with the back story, last Monday, I used Periscope — the new Twitter - owned app that allows users to live - stream video from their mobile devices — during a practice round at the WGC - Cadillac Match Play Championship.