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DAB digital radio continued its Christmas tradition of strong sales, with one million products bought in quarter four, 2007. More than 550000 DAB radios ...

The countdown has begun for the introduction of digital radio in Australia with listeners, broadcasters, advertisers and retailers set to benefit from this world-best radio service in less than 12 months.

United Christian Broadcasters (UCB) has joined the BBC and 4 Digital Group in reaffirming its commitment to the future of digital radio.

GSmart, the leading mobile phone brand owned by the Chinese Taipei-based GIGA-BYTE Communications Inc., is proud to showcase its first 3.5G Windows Mobile PDA phones with brand new mobile TV and GPS series at Mobile World Congress (3GSM) in Spain.

In addition, this chapter also provides the latest regulatory and market development information on DAB digital radio following the RRC-06 spectrum planning ...

Irdeto, the proven expert in content security for digital TV, IPTV and mobile, will demonstrate the integration of its mobile TV conditional access (CA) solution based on the OMA BCAST standard with the latest mobile handsets from LG Electronics at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2008.

The three-door Ibiza 1.9 TDI DAB (£10995) comes with a Blaupunkt Nashville DAB head unit with full information displays, traffic announcements, ...

"The SMS1010 is the only true, ubiquitous solution that enables live mobile digital TV on-the-go, providing DVB-H, DVB-T, T-DMB and DAB, thus becoming a ...

Sharp has developed the VA3B5EZ915, the world's first dual-mode tuner module supporting both DVB-H and T-DMB terrestrial mobile digital broadcast reception. The receiver is highly integrated, featuring a high performance RF tuner LSI from Sharp, combined with baseband SoC also from Sharp that incorporates Imagination’s ENSIGMA UCC multi-standard demodulator technology and META MTX embedded 32-bit processor.

Leading DAB digital radio manufacturer PURE Digital is fully committed to DAB despite the announcements made today by Gcap Media which it describes as “something totally out of sync with the ongoing trend towards digital – a glitch.”