If you’re a regular reader or a Comcast Xfinity customer in Denver or Nashville, you’ve probably heard about Comcast’s new AnyPlay service, which launched in January and uses Motorola’s Televation box to stream live cable TV to your tablet. Leslie Ellis at Multi-Channel News recently got her hands on it and took down her first [...]
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The 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show is wrapping up! This week, hundreds of companies showcased new products and technologies in Las Vegas, including Motorola Mobility. Here’s a quick look at some of our highlights from the 2012 show. Engadget covered our Connected Home Gateway and featured it in a video demo. Phandroid and The New [...]
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If you have to fight to watch your favorite program on the family television, we Motorolans feel your pain. And we have a solution: Motorola Televation. Globally, 69% of us are already watching TV on devices other than the television and (according to Kantar Worldpanel Comtech) more than 30 million Americans own a tablet. [...]
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noHold has teamed up with Motorola to develop the Motorola Modem Virtual Assistant which is available to Comcast subscribers now. Motorola’s Modem Virtual Assistant reduces the calls at the service center and improves the consumer’s experience by providing quick and efficient answers to commonly recurring problems. As first choice of contact for support, the Motorola [...]
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Author: Phil Miguelez, Director, Access Network Architecture The growth in demand for unicast services—high-speed Internet and VOD—is both a gift and curse for cable operators. More demand means more opportunity for revenue, but it also means more strain on cable networks. Across the board, North American MSOs see downstream bandwidth running out in the next [...]
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