LOL, look what accompanies a story about TV on cellphone

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From the WSJ

Testing TV on Your Cellphone

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I used a mobile content-streaming service called MobiTV on three phones serviced by two carriers, Sprint Nextel Corp. and AT&T Inc.'s Cingular Wireless, watching a variety of shows on screens smaller than the palm of my hand. Monthly usage for watching cellphone TV with these two carriers costs about $25 and $30, respectively, on top of your voice plan. MobiTV is compatible with more than 150 handsets, offering roughly 40 channels -- about half of which show live content like that found on your home TV.

All in all, MobiTV offers a fun and simple solution for people seeking TV on the run. High-quality images appeared on screen just moments after I opened the MobiTV application and an on-screen guide labeled each channel. TLC, ESPN, The Discovery Channel, The Oxygen Network and major news channels are entertaining enough. And though my eyes hurt after 30 minutes of watching such a small screen, I only ran into a few other snafus: on-screen images disappearing while audio continued, certain channels cutting out and lips moving out of sync with audio. In more cases than not, these instances were rare or corrected themselves in seconds.

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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB117262578071521444.html?mod=hps_us_inside_today (subscription)

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1. Yay, Keith! LOL

I think that just made my day. :D Thanks!

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2. Wonder whether he'll mention this

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3. I'd say there's a good chance

he'll give it a shout-out. The man does have a pretty big ego, after all... ;) lol. I guess we'll see.