Verizon executive says HD video on demand in works
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U.S. phone company Verizon  Communications Inc.  said it plans to offer  high-definition video on demand over its advanced Internet and  video service called FiOS, although it has not yet set a date.
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Verizon Wireless, the largest U.S. wireless company, will expand its high-speed data service to 16 markets by the end of the year, the chairman of Verizon Communications Inc. said on Monday.
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The phone giant&#39;s mobile unit is not just a great telecom operation. It may be one of the best companies in the world. Verizon Communications (VZ ) Chief Executive Ivan Seidenberg is a fan of management guru
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Chief Executive Bruce Chizen discusses open source, the importance of video, and increasing competition from the likes of Google.
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Phillip Swann, president and CEO of TVPredictions.com, discusses Toshiba's announcement that it will stop making HD DVD players and recorders.
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The electronics maker is poised to become the leader in high-definition following the demise of HD DVD.
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Deployment will boost Verizon's advanced data and enterprise services in Asia-Pacific.
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Lawrence Babbio has been with Verizon Communications and the companies that preceded it for more than 40 years.
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InfoWorld - A chipset promising to allow users to send high definition (HD) video wirelessly throughout the home faces hurdles in the market due to competing technology standards, market researcher Gartner Inc. said Monday.
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Verizon Wireless, the second-biggest U.S. mobile telephone provider, is expected on Friday to introduce mobile video and music services and phones capable of high speed Web surfing, analysts say.
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The move will allow customers to have access to video and other advanced services on their cellphones.
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The exploding demand to view videos anywhere, anytime, is stretching network technologies to the limit, warns Nortel CTO John Roese.
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Blog: In an internal memo to Verizon Wireless employees,  Chief Operating Officer Jack Plating responds to AT&T's launch of the heralded iPhone.
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MacCentral - 2005 is "the year of HD video editing," Apple CEO Steve Jobs told the Macworld Conference &amp; Expo San Francisco keynote crowd, and he backed up the pronouncement by introducing Final Cut Express HD as well as a new version of iMovie that supports 720p and 1080i high-definition video. The latter is part of the new iLife '05 software bundle. Jobs also noted that QuickTime 7, which will be included with Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger" when the upgrade ships during the first half of 2005, will include the H.264 video codec that is part of the competing high-definition DVD formats, HD-DVD and Blu-Ray.
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AppleÂs chief executive touched off speculation last week about how far Apple will go as it takes its next big step into digital video.
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Some video buffs may want to relay their high-definition programming all over the house or take it with them on the road.
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The memory developer is looking beyond games to HDTV, mobile phones, and other electronics.