KPN MobielTV stop the service via the so-called DVB-H technology. In this technique, live television signals distributed over the network for digital terrestrial television. With a special mobile phone with built-in receiver, customers can watch live TV on the go. DVB-H is ultimately the global standard for MobielTV. There ...
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