CTIA: Qualcomm Mobile TV Thing

I ’ve just get in at CTIA today , only to find that they wo n’t be opening the showing mansion to Press until 3 p.m. Which I ’m a little miffed about , but at least it gives me the chance to send more Gizmodo dainty for y’ all .

So I was at this pre - CTIA wardrobe reception yesterday , and I was ramble around the snack counter tables fill with weird foods ( like mashed potatoes with weird toppings like avocado . SO faulty ) , I stumbled upon Qualcomm ’s booth . They were fight MediaFLO , their peregrine mass medium part , and were also demo off their Slingshot Concept speech sound . And despite myself , I was connive . The display on the telephone set was so nipping I blank out that the guy rope talking to me was n’t really hype the speech sound . When he told me the earpiece would n’t be commercially available , I was doubly bummed . As you probably already know , the Slingshot phone was made specificially to demo Qualcomm ’s mobile media setup , and is packed with a 2MP television camera , enhanced stereophonic strait , and a QVGA display .

Despite that , I have to admit the quality of the computer programming was moderately upright . He showed me some show CNN and ESPN evidence , as well as a pretty comprehensive channel guide ( he mentioned that the final version of the servicing will sport resilient rain buckets content rather tha pre - recorded stuff ) . He also mentioned coordinating subject matter with table service supplier as well as cellphone manufacturers . see as there were some basic cable television channel on the list , it looks like the channel offering may not be as lackluster as we once thought . He would n’t allow me know which companies they were dealing with , but he did hint that they would be roll out the Robert William Service some time next year . Here ’s a crush pic of the Slingshot after the jump . – N. Lee

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