Only weeks after introducing the service, Newsy, a multisource video news service producing daily videos for mobile devices and the web, has unveiled an enhanced new version of its free app for Apple's iPad platform.

Telegent Systems and Innocomm have unveiled the first 3.5G touch-screen smartphone based on the Android operating system to incorporate the former's analogue mobile TV technology.

Mobile video advertising company Transpera is celebrating a double whammy, finding a new stream of investment from a leading VC consortium and also launching a new mobile video advertising network.

The current performance of FLO TV has attracted criticism from the CEO of its parent company Qualcomm who believes that the mobile TV service has to date not yet lived up to expectation in terms of subscriber numbers.

Set to go live only hours before the first ball is kicked, on 11 June 2010, ITV is to launch a Simulcast Streaming Service for iPhone which will offer ITV1 and ITV2 content, plus 2010 FIFA World Cup action.

As part of a plan to offer high performance digital TV technology for portable or fixed reception, mobile TV receiver chip manufacturer DiBcom has unveiled tuner-demodulator System on Chip (SoC) components that support the DVB-T and ISDB-T full-seg TV standards.

Albeit amid some grumblings about pricing, Sky has launched what may cement the almost certain success of the iPad with a new mobile TV app designed to complement its iPhone equivalent.

In a further vindication of the new platform, Bee.tv, a new service that helps consumers find and discover TV shows and movies on television, the web and mobile, has today the launch of an iPhone and iPad app.

Mobile video and rich media advertising provider iVdopia believes that it has established an unprecedented level of user interactivity with its new Viper video ads, which feature a new swipe effect it says has never before in the medium.

In what it says is the first time the new 4G wireless standard has been implemented the for live broadcast transmission, Alcatel-Lucent has broadcast live action from the World Match Racing Tour over a LTE network.