Asia Pacific Broadband Wireless Communications Inc. is giving its customers in Taiwan the chance to monitor traffic on their mobile phones, thanks to Thin Multimedia Inc... [August 8, 2003, Wireless Week]
They Shoot, They Scooore!!!
The month-long 2002 World Cup soccer tournament that began Friday in Japan and South Korea features not only the highest level of competition in the sport, but also the latest high-tech wireless data services aimed at millions of fans worldwide... [June 3, 2002, Wireless Week]
Thin Multimedia specializes in wireless multimedia streaming and video messaging. Using their services, wireless operators and handset manufacturers can develop new revenue streams that will enhance their current offerings. Their software based tools include encoding, decoding, authoring, messaging and streaming and can be deployed on existing 2G and 2.5G mobile networks. Future plans include 3G mobile networks. With the Thin multimedia application, it is unnecessary for hardware manufacturers to upgrade their phones... [April 25, 2002, streamingmediaworld]
SK Telecom and Thin Multimedia's brand new wireless video messaging service (the first of its kind, according to the two companies), might not be something everybody would be too excited about. The infoSync staff, however - trustworthy as always - enjoys this kind of technology innovation, and particularly the laughs that could come out of having your friends leaving you video messages after a couple of rounds or ten on the town, instead of just some uncomprehensible mumbling... [October, 26, 2001, Infosync]
SK Telecom and Thin Multimedia, providers of wireless multimedia solutions, launched n.TOP Multimedia, the world's first software-only decoder-based multimedia wireless service for next generation wireless services... [July 30, 2001, 3gnewsroom]
SK Telecom (NYSE:SKM) (www.sktelecom.com) one of the world's leading wireless telecommunications operators, and Thin Multimedia (www.thinmultimedia.com), a leading provider of wireless multimedia solutions, today launched n.TOP(TM) Multimedia, the world's first software-only decoder-based multimedia wireless service... [July 26, 2001, Wireless Developer Network]
