Amp'd unleashes latest mobile TV phone

Apr 3, 2007 8:00 AM

             

The MOTO Q, Amp'd Edition uses Adobe's Flash Lite technology for its user interface.

Amp'd Mobile has unveiled its latest mobile TV-friendly cell phone, the MOTO Q, Amp'd Edition from Motorola. Among other features, it supports 24 live TV and 54 on-demand channels.

The MOTO Q, Amp'd Edition, integrates Windows Mobile 5.0 software, advanced EvDO technology and Adobe's Flash Lite technology into a 320 x 240-pixel display. Subscribers have access to the full Amp'd Live broadband content and programming lineup, including streaming TV, Amp'd original programs, music, viral videos, 3-D multiplayer games and other services. Users can access programming from MTV, E! Entertainment, Comedy Central, Adult Swim, FOX Sports and other major networks, as well as the Amp'd Supercross Series and the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

For more information, visit www.ampd.com and www.motorola.com.




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