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is this going to be vodafone new zealand's live tv service next year?
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12-Dec-2006 09:59
is this going to be vodafone new zealand's live tv service next year?
http://www.itwire.com.au/content/view/7937/52/1/0/
Maybe it is a sign of things to come from vodafone new zealand next year.
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12-Dec-2006 10:05
Great pricing by Vodafone oz
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12-Dec-2006 10:20
Yeah, $8 per month for a block of channels is surprisingly reasonable
.
Out of curiosity though, under what circumstances do GZ'ers see themselves watching TV on the puny screen of their mobile?
One situation comes to mind:
If you are travelling to/from work on the bus or train, it would be quite handy.
Using it on aircraft is out (at least for now).
And it isn't of any use if you're driving -- or at least it
shouldn't
be...
Are there any other situations where mobile TV would be truly useful and not just a gimmick?
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