Samsung has announced the upcoming release of its new SCH-B750 mobile phone with video features. Unfortunately, it will be released only in Korea. The coolest thing about this handset is that it has an integrated video editor, allowing users to add text and background music, cut videos and upload them to some video sharing websites.
Samsung B750 captures MPEG4 videos with 320x240 or 325x288 pixel resolutions.
AT&T will soon launch their new Video Share service that will allow users to share a one-way live video stream over their wireless devices during a voice call.
The service works exclusively over the AT&T 3G wireless networks and is now available in three initial U.S. markets: Atlanta, Dallas and San Antonio.
A new multi-screen platform allowing content to be distributed via television, online and through wireless devices from Comcast Corp.. will be revealed next week As was announced by John Alchin, executive vice president and co-chief financial officer for Comcast the new platform will initially provide Halloween-related content such as horror movies when launched on Tuesday.
ROK Entertainment Group U.S. now offers 13 free channels of news, music and sports. FreeBe TV, a WAP- the U.K. based wireless video company made service for about two dozen 2.5G and 3G phone models. Channels include classic movies, comedy clips, sports and news that are read by computer-animated monkeys. Two more channels are in the work ROK also has in plan broadening the service for PC users via Internet TV (IPTV).
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