3G
Bluetooth-enabled
TV Receiver
Cell
TV
- (Mobile TV) - Viewing video using video-enabled iPods, cell phones,
video-enabled MP3 players,
portable
media devices and other mobile video devices. Also
see
Interactive TV using SMS.
Cross-carrier
Mobile-phone Voting Application (In terms of
Interactive TV)
- When customers of more than one major mobile phone carriers (the big
four in the States are AT&T Wireless, Nextel, Cingular, and
Sprint,) can interact through their phones with a TV program.
Carriers might shun a show if their competition is allowed access to it
also. This was more prevalent in the past. See
Interactive TV using Mobile Devices.
Interactive
TV
using Mobile Devices - (
Mobile-phone
Interactive TV Applications, Cell Phone Centered Interactive TV
Programming, Interactive Mobile to TV to Mobile Games) -
This
could be accessible through video-enabled iPods, cell phones,
video-enabled MP3 players,
portable
media devices and other mobile video devices. This
Interactive TV
platform enables
users
to interact with programming via their phone's keypad and/or
microphone, possibly in the form of Short Message Service (SMS),
Multimedia Messaging System (MMS) and/or
IVR.
This can include voting, such as what video or commercial they should
play next. It can also include mobile-commerce (m-commerce.)
Interactive
TV Polling
Interactive
TV
using SMS – (SMS-based
Interactive TV, SMS2TV, SMS Text Messaging, Mobile Interactive TV,
Mobile-Phone-Based Interactive TV, WAP-based Voting Application, iTV
Services for Wireless Devices, Synchronizing Mobile-phone Based
Applications with TV Programming, Wireless 2-screen Interactive TV,
Call TV, SMS-2-TV, SMStv, Text Messaging, Text TV, Mobile Messaging
Solutions.) - (1) Interaction using short messages,
primarily
text messages (such as “instant messages”) with the network operator
and/or others who are using SMS-enabled devices, primarily mobile
phones. (2) Where the TV viewer sends out SMS messages from a
non-mobile device, such as their PC or TV system, to a mobile device
such as a mobile phone.
(3) Other forms of interactivity directly involving SMS and TVs.
For instance, when a poll or contest is offered by
a TV
show, viewers might be able to interact with the show via SMS.
Location-based
Services
MMS
- (
Multimedia Messaging
System)
-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimedia_Messaging_System
Mobile
Commerce - (
m-commerce)
– The buying and selling of goods and services through wireless and
handheld devices such as mobile/cellular phones, laptop computers,
portable
media devices (such as iPods), personal digital assistants,
(PDAs)
etc. Also see:
Mobile
Dating - Finding dates using mobile communication devices.
Mobile
DVR - Being able to operate a DVR from a mobile device
such as a
telephone.
Mobile
Entertainment
Mobile
Handset
Mobile
Phone
and Data Standards (on right of that webpage.)
Mobile
Streaming Regular Channels
Mobile
TV
- (MoTV, Cell TV,
Portable TV, Mobile
Applications, DVB-H Mobile TV)
- Viewing television (video) using video-enabled iPods, portable media
devices, cell phones, video-enabled MP3 players, game players and other
mobile video devices. Research indicates that most people prefer to
watch more lengthy shows in a more comfortable setting such as the
living room. This demonstrates a "lean back" preference for TV viewing,
but leaves the door open for "lean forward" content produced especially
for PCs, mobile devices etc. Also see Interactive TV using SMS.
Participation
TV
Personal
Televisions - Mobile televisions, such as in video-enabled
cell
phones.
Premium
Rate SMS
Portable Media Centers
Portable
TV - See
Mobile
TV.
The Nintendo DS handheld video-game machine can work as a portable TV.
SMS
- (Short Message Service) -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short_message_service
SMS
initiated Search Engine - A search engine you interact
with
using SMS.
https://www.google.com/sms
Text
TV - (Text Messaging) - See
Interactive
TV using SMS above.
TV-placeshifting
Voice
Short Codes (VSC)
Windows
Mobile-based Portable
Media Centers -
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