Tuesday, September 03, 2002

PacketVideo has a developer center : "Enhanced communications, news and information, instant messaging, navigation services, live-cam monitoring, multimedia games and pay-per-view live events, are a few of the applications and services that can be delivered to the handsets of people wherever they may be. Enterprises can now utilize advanced applications like remote training, sales support, surveillance and inventory management. " Audioblogs sound more interesting than any of that. 6:50:08 AM  comment []      [ActiveWin]  Microsoft, PacketVideo Extend Digital Media Reach "PacketVideo, which had previously been seen as a key Microsoft rival in the race to bring rich video and audio content to mobile phones and mobile devices, said that the deal with Microsoft would help it expand its range of customers."  Rich audio to mobile users.  Can we use this for/with audioblogs?  Is this a network/technology we can use to bring audioblogs to mobile users? Anybody ever use PacketVideo?  What's the content? Tell us about your experiences. 6:23:09 AM  comment []     [ActiveWin]  Microsoft Releases Windows XP Media Center Edition "XP Media Center adds a friendly interface on top of XP SP1 that allows consumers to access multimedia experiences--such as digital music, photos and videos, DVD movies, TV, and digital video recording--using a remote control and, optionally, a TV set." 6:18:35 AM  comment []

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