Samsung Electronics America has launched what it claims is the world's first portable Blu-ray player that enables 3D playback when connected to a 3D-capable TV, the Samsung BD-C8000.

In a bid to wrest control of the large mobile display market from Apple, Dell has started shipping its new Streak Tablet designed to provide "on-the-go" entertainment.

In a bid to let consumers access live mobile TV on a portable DVD player, Audiovox and FLO TV have launched the new Audiovox 7" Portable DVD Player with FLO TV.

Dish Network has launched what it claims is the first and only app from a TV service provider specifically designed for the iPad that allows users to control their televisions and manage their programming remotely.

AT&T has launched a new iPhone app that is designed to give its U-verse TV subscribers the ability to download and watch TV content on their phones.

Despite reeling from the news that its management wish to sell it off, FLO TV is continuing to attract content to its mobile TV, the latest of which a range of programmes from the Discovery Communications to create it own channel.

A new survey by In-Stat has revealed that wireless video-enabled HD product shipments will grow steadily over the next five years but not without what the analyst refers to as ‘growing pains'.

Shipments will likely rise from the current levels of less than 1 million to nearly 13 million by 2014, what would amount to triple digit growth.

The latest quarterly survey of major advertising firms by media buying/selling software provider STRATA survey has found that ad agencies are increasingly going mobile with TV losing ground quickly.

Vodafone is claiming that in Portugal with its mobile TV offering it had just as successful World Cup as its Iberian neighbour's elegantly passing football team.

Despite criticism about its potential dominance of mobile as well as online, the BBC Trust has found that the corporation can continue with its mobile video strategy outlined in February 2010.