Sentence examples for mobile content services from inspiring English sources

Up until now, the perception of these mobile content services as expensive and hard-to-use has persisted.

In April 2008, Mr. Icahn became a director of Motricity, Inc., a privately-held company that provides mobile content services and solutions.

Due to the rapid growth of traffic load and user demand for information-centric mobile content services, it is believed that mobile caching strategy integrated with SDN and NFV is a new potential research direction for further study.

The Company is also engaged in the provision of mobile content services that provides weather contents to individual users, the operation of Internet Website under the name Weather News, as well as the provision of content services to satellite broadcasting (BS) digital broadcasts, broadcast stations, radio stations, cable television stations and Internet.

With the launch of Linkin Park's mobile storefront, Motricity, a provider of mobile content services and solutions, announced this week that it now powers more than 400 mobile storefronts, including nine of the top 10 sites.

Determined not to get left behind as television migrates to mobile devices, a formidable group of local television stations is forming a joint venture for what it calls a "national mobile content service".

Social networking site MySpace is a huge success on the Web, and it's also boosted AT&T's wireless service it's their fastest-growing mobile content service, though the company declined to provide details.

MCV is a joint venture dedicated to facilitating, on behalf of 12 major broadcast groups, a national mobile content service that delivers live television to mobile devices.

According to a release issued today, Fox, Gannett Broadcasting, Hearst Television, NBC, and eight other broadcast giants are launching a joint venture to develop a new national mobile content service.

The mobile content service which Yahoo previewed at Mobile World Congress in February launched today across eight countries, available both as an iPhone app and a mobile content site optimised for 300 devices 'with HTML-enabled mobile browsers'.

A decade ago, well before the mobile world was hit with the revolution that became the iPhone and then Android following closely behind, Docomo made a foray to bring its popular i-mode mobile content service to the Continent, starting out first with a partnership with France's Bouygues Telecom with plans to extend that to other markets.