Sharing content with friends across the street or colleagues across the globe has become an integral part of our daily lives. “Generation C” (for Content) demands quick anytime-anywhere access via rich, mobile environments.
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Turkcell is combining social activities with various multimedia services to give the younger generation the thrill of connectivity, sharing and entertainment in the palm of their hands.
Is e-mail old news? The new generation of users wants to share experiences as they happen in a rich-media, real-time, mobile environment called "emotional bandwidth." Add instant chat to the mix and you have the perfect recipe for Generation C. Bambuser is leading the way.
The Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) provides standards that allow your home-electronic devices to interact with each other, without wires. Throw in your mobile, and access to private and commercial content – anytime, anywhere – becomes a reality. Telecom Report speaks to technology company Tilgin and Sony Ericsson.
Adapting multimedia applications to the world’s diverse mobile communications platforms has been slow and expensive. But now Mobile Sorcery is offering developers a “magic” solution.
PlayAudioVideo is a multimedia search engine that produces video, audio and image results all on a single page.
Consumer and enterprise multimedia have a great future ahead of them, the independent Global Multimedia Report by research company IDC predicts.
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