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MLS Mobile getting a major upgrade beyond simple score texts?
Almost as an answer to the story about the report of poor customer experience this rumor just came to us via our email dropbox:Hello MLSR,
Good to see the rumors flowing again. Here's another one to add to them.
I work for a mobile data company which I will not identify. We are currently working on some big MLS Mobile improvements for next season which will include:
Access to the Matchtracker in real-time
Access to MLS Clubs Vortex via mobile
Access to MLS Quickkicks via mobile
Access to Highlights and MLS Extra Time via mobile
And here's the big one:
Access to MLS Live.tv streaming via mobile
We are working on reformatting and setting up transcoding infrastructure to support the following handsets:
Apple iPhone
Blackberry Pearl, Curve, Bold, Storm
Windows Mobile
Symbian OS
Via the following carriers: AT&T, Rogers Wireless, Sprint PCS, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Wireless.
It seems like the revamp to the mobile part of MLSNet is just a small part of of an overall site overhaul they will roll out next season,
Keep up the good work.
Editor's Note: We believe this rumor is likely related to this story.... and this story as well.
What do you think? Will you use such a service? Should it be free or would you pay $2 a month or some small fee for it?
If they make this free like MLSLive.tv is gonna be next year I'll be ecstatic! I just got the iPhone 3g and can't wait!
What no andriod!!!
LOL
its ok i'm buying a blackberry storm when it comes out so no issues with me.
Hope my Nokia N95 is supported.
Looking forward to it!
Who cares?
You can already watch MLSlive.tv on windows Mobile 6 (6.0 or 6.1) using the Skyfire mobile browser beta. Looks pretty good too.
Bet this guy works for these guys.
timagine will demonstrate Mobiclip.com, a web-to-mobile platform delivering high-definition video on mobile phones over any wireless network, at the SeptemberCTIA ( News - Alert) exhibition.
The CTIA show, held Sept. 10-12 in San Francisco, embodies the world of wireless data in enterprise and entertainment.
“Mobiclip.com efficiently delivers video services to mobile platforms with a recurring revenue stream to content providers in a direct to consumer model and increased customer reach,” said Andre Pagnac, CEO of Actimagine. “Mobiclip extends to other platforms, including multimedia players and gaming consoles, accessing the substantial marketplace for digital distribution. Watch for more devices to become available in the coming months with Mobiclip technology.”
Actimagine created Mobiclip.com and Mobiclip, a patented software video codec that delivers high-definition display with lower memory and processing power requirements. Already adopted by major device manufacturers and content publishers, Mobiclip is increasingly popular for digital distribution on mobile.
You can sign up now or at the show for a free account on Mobiclip.com to access videos on WinMobile and Symbian (News - Alert) phones with just a few clicks. This includes live or on-demand news, sports, movies, entertainment, and more.
Live TV for iPhone (News - Alert) will be demonstrated at Actimagine’s booth, and made available through Mobiclip.com for iPhone and iTouch users in the coming weeks.
The Mobiclip.com showcase website is customizable via license agreement with Actimagine, and enables content providers, TV broadcasters, operators, and others to create a branded and secure video portal. Mobiclip includes a payment module to enable several billing models, including pay-per-view or subscription. Advertising options include pre-roll, post-roll or ad-insertion to promote and monetize video content.
Demos at Actimagine’s booth 352 will include Mobiclip.com beta for Windows Mobile and Symbian OS devices on major U.S. wireless networks, such as T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint, as well as Live TV onApple ( News - Alert) iPhone and preloaded memory cards.
Actimagine licenses its solution and provides a Software Development Kit for manufacturers and developers integrating with Mobiclip and Mobiclip.com Registered in Delaware, as Actimagine Corp., the company has offices in San Diego, Tokyo, Singapore and Paris.
Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericsson (News - Alert), Sony Pictures Entertainment, Brother, Nintendo or Fisher Price are among Actimagine’s references. For more information, click on: http://www.actimagine.com
If it's free, it's for me. I don't need to pay for it.