Comments on: Smart’s MyTV http://www.technobiography.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/ Make Money with Mobile Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:29:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Oinky http://www.technobiography.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/comment-page-1/#comment-5308 Oinky Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:07:02 +0000 http://technobiography.edongskey.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/#comment-5308 Para sa iyong kaalaman, ang mga China phones ay Analog TV receiver na nakakakuha lamang ng Local Channels. Ang Smart MyTV ay Digitally Encrypted DVB-H. Kung Jologs ka na Maka-2 o 7, China phone ka. Kung may class ang taste mo, History Cha., Nat.Geo., BTV, JackTV etc. Smart MyTV ang kasagutan isama mo pa ang magandang Digital quality. Para sa iyong kaalaman, ang mga China phones ay Analog TV receiver na nakakakuha lamang ng Local Channels. Ang Smart MyTV ay Digitally Encrypted DVB-H. Kung Jologs ka na Maka-2 o 7, China phone ka. Kung may class ang taste mo, History Cha., Nat.Geo., BTV, JackTV etc. Smart MyTV ang kasagutan isama mo pa ang magandang Digital quality.

]]> By: Technobiography.com » Blog Archive » Watch Pacquiao vs Hatton Live on your mobile phone http://www.technobiography.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Technobiography.com » Blog Archive » Watch Pacquiao vs Hatton Live on your mobile phone Tue, 05 May 2009 02:17:31 +0000 http://technobiography.edongskey.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/#comment-11 [...] I was using Liway, my Sony Ericsson P990i phone — not a high-end Nokia myTV-phones (Nokia N77, N92, or [...] [...] I was using Liway, my Sony Ericsson P990i phone — not a high-end Nokia myTV-phones (Nokia N77, N92, or [...]

]]> By: Technobiography.com » Blog Archive » Cignal Digital TV - Satellite TV and in hi-definition too… soon http://www.technobiography.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Technobiography.com » Blog Archive » Cignal Digital TV - Satellite TV and in hi-definition too… soon Tue, 14 Apr 2009 16:52:55 +0000 http://technobiography.edongskey.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/#comment-9 [...] satellite TV service by Mediascape, Inc. (http://www.mediascape.com.ph), same company that delivers myTV (TV in you mobile [...] [...] satellite TV service by Mediascape, Inc. (http://www.mediascape.com.ph), same company that delivers myTV (TV in you mobile [...]

]]> By: Wangyu http://www.technobiography.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Wangyu Thu, 27 Sep 2007 06:52:01 +0000 http://technobiography.edongskey.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/#comment-8 As what Gilbert said...why spend money for it. first thing to consider, Philippines is a developing country and so, poverty is present...instead of spending 488 pesos per month with that, i rather watch TV at home...using local networks. One thing that should be...and must be lower down, i think 150 pesos, i bid it for that price. As what Gilbert said…why spend money for it. first thing to consider, Philippines is a developing country and so, poverty is present…instead of spending 488 pesos per month with that, i rather watch TV at home…using local networks.

One thing that should be…and must be lower down, i think 150 pesos, i bid it for that price.

]]> By: Gilbert http://www.technobiography.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Gilbert Fri, 31 Aug 2007 03:35:05 +0000 http://technobiography.edongskey.com/mobile/smarts-mytv/#comment-7 There are already China-made dual-sim cellphones available locally with built-in tv tuners. Why pay for live streaming television broadcast when you can watch live broadcasts for free? I'm sure nobody will be sitting with their mobile phones for hours on end just to watch tv programs. As far as I can see a few minutes of news broadcast or perhaps some Wowowee or EatBlaga lang ang panonoorin ng majority. Other that that it'll just be an expensive novelty like what 3G video calls has become here. Unless the price comes down further, mahirap nga yan i-justify sa increased monthly gastos. There are already China-made dual-sim cellphones available locally with built-in tv tuners. Why pay for live streaming television broadcast when you can watch live broadcasts for free? I’m sure nobody will be sitting with their mobile phones for hours on end just to watch tv programs. As far as I can see a few minutes of news broadcast or perhaps some Wowowee or EatBlaga lang ang panonoorin ng majority. Other that that it’ll just be an expensive novelty like what 3G video calls has become here. Unless the price comes down further, mahirap nga yan i-justify sa increased monthly gastos.

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