EU Hopes Satellites Will Push Mobile TV
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Licensing Europe-wide mobile satellite services could give TV on handhelds the nudge it needs.
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An electronic gadget that promises to  unshackle consumers from their TV sets became available in  Europe for the first time on Tuesday, opening up new ways for  users to watch television wherever they go.
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European Commission may forbid the use of Qualcomm's mobile TV technology in Europe.
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The European telecoms industry is  looking for new, higher frequencies to make up for a shortage  of airwaves that can be used to enable consumers to watch  television on the go.
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The mobile operator explained it will be the first in Europe to offer HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) and IMS (Internet Protocol Multimedia Services) with download speeds of 3.6Mbps when it launches the service in the Isle of Man next summer.
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Asia is set to overtake Europe's  early lead in adopting mobile television broadcasting as Europe  struggles to find available airwaves for broadcasts, industry  executives at an Asian trade fair said this week.
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Several European phone companies plan to announce significant expansions of Internet protocol television, or IPTV, this week.
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The European Union urged member states on Tuesday to sign up to schemes to launch work on a new European heavy transport helicopter and next-generation satellite observation system from late 2008.
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One system to rule them all The European Commission has drafted a document recommending the adoption of Digital Video Broadcasting - Handheld (DVB-H) as a pan-European, mobile-broadcasting standard to avoid "market fragmentation".â¦
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TOKYO : Japan&#39;s top mobile operator NTT DoCoMo believes Europe will embrace hi-tech telephones and expects a major boost in subscribers on the continent of its i-mode Internet service.
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A European satellite designed to improve weather forecasting has been given a new launch date.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Union is seeking comments on the possible uses of its planned Galileo satellite navigation system, which is being developed at a cost of about $4.8 billion to compete with the U.S. Global Positioning System.
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The European Commission renewed its  efforts on Tuesday to free up radio frequencies used by  broadcasters, mobile phone operators and navigation businesses.
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The United States and the European  Union are close to signing an agreement that would allow their  satellite navigation systems to work together to provide more  accurate images and information.
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The European Commission reaffirmed its  attachment to media freedom on Tuesday when asked about a  Polish plan to investigate the Teletubbies children&#39;s  television show for allegedly promoting homosexuality.
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Deployment on Mediterranean island nation includes promise of bundled broadband, telephony and mobile services.
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Europe is slightly ahead of other  continents in developing mobile television, but lack of joint  radio spectrum for the service means it may lose its  leadership, regulators and industry leaders said on Thursday.