WHAT MAKES SOMETHING ‘DIGITAL’ – MY MOBILE & TV ARE, BUT IS MY FAX, MY WASHING MACHINE, AND IF NOT, WHY NOT?
IS IT POSSIBLE TO CONNECT MY MOBILE PHONE TO MY LAPTOP TO WATCH TV PROGRAMMES?
February 5, 2012 - 9:08 am
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Question by Tai: Is it possible to connect my mobile phone to my laptop to watch TV programmes?
Hi everyone,
I am a subscriber to Orange mobile TV, where viewers can watch TV programmes on their mobile phones. However, the pics are so small because of the small screen on mobile phones. Does anyone know if It [...]
THE LG VOYAGER HAS MOBILE TV, BUT DOES THE LG VOYAGER IN TITANIUM?
Question by inferno: The LG Voyager has Mobile TV, but does the LG Voyager in Titanium?
I know it’s a stupid question, but I watched two reviews on YouTube. One was of the black “LG Voyager” (original) and the other was of the “LG Voyager in Titanium”.
The black one has TV, as shown in the review. [...]
IS NOKIA 5330 MOBILE TV EDITION SYMBIAN?
January 31, 2012 - 9:08 am
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Question by Somto A: is nokia 5330 mobile tv edition symbian?
because i want to buy it.and i already have a java phone.
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Answer by el tomHave you heard of internet? You know that each company has a web site where they provide info about their products?
You can learn about Nokia phones at http://www.nokia.com/products
You can learn about [...]
I WAS THINKING ABOUT GETTING MOBILE TV FOR THE XENON BUT SOME GUY HAD A QUESTION HERE AND HE SAID….?
January 26, 2012 - 9:09 am
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Question by TCB1468: I was thinking about getting mobile tv for the Xenon but some guy had a question here and he said….?
U only have to pay once for the mobile tv service for the xenon
heres what he wrote
Which should i get lg xenon or impression?
I changed my mind again, i looked at the xenon [...]
WILL MOBILE TV WORK AFTER DTV TRANSISSION?
January 21, 2012 - 9:08 am
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Question by : Will mobile tv work after dtv transission?
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Answer by computerwizard145Yeah.
First. It doesn’t run off analog. It runs off AT&T or whoever your provider’s servers.
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What do you think? Answer below!
WILL MOBILE TV WORK AFTER DTV TRANSISSION?
January 18, 2012 - 9:08 pm
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Question by : Will mobile tv work after dtv transission?
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Answer by mister_persuasionThat depends on what you mean by mobile tv? If you have a satellite dish subscription in your motorhome, you should be just fine. However, if you are talking about a portable tv that you have hooked up in your car, there [...]
DO YOU NEED TO HAVE 3G SPECTRUM TO PROVIDE MOBILE TV SERVICES?
Question by Ace: Do you need to have 3G spectrum to provide mobile TV services?
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Answer by juniorNope, any phone that has GPRS world wide web conectivity and XHTML browsing is going to work. I.e. any nokia phone newer that 6600
Don’t know about Samsung though!
Sony Ericksons the newer ones…
Hope it helps!
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ANY ONE KNOW ANY ANDROID APPS THAT LET ME WATCH UK TV FOR MY ANDROID MOBILE?
January 13, 2012 - 9:08 pm
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Question by princess: Any one know any android apps that let me watch uk tv for my android mobile?
i already have ‘my player’ but it only has a few channels on there. i heard you can get an app which lets you watch a lot of channels such as itv and disney channels etc. if [...]
V CAST MOBILE TV?
January 11, 2012 - 9:07 am
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Question by lovelyxone: V Cast Mobile TV?
1.) wat shows/channels do they have?
2.) Does the Mobile TV work 4 my area? (PANORAMA CITY)
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Answer by Shawnna Athere arent really any shows, like full length. There are clips of your favorite shows, there are a couple of things you can watch in its entirety like Beavis and Butthead [...]
DO YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR FLO TV, THAT MOBILE TELEVISION?
January 8, 2012 - 9:09 pm
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Question by : Do you have to pay for Flo TV, that mobile television?
I need to know because I am thinking about buying it and I do not really want to pay a monthly fee. (I will pay for a CHEAP one but not a $ 50.00 one or something close to that.) Please [...]










January 3, 2010 - 9:25 am
It receives a digital signal – washing machines never likely to be!!! Its all about communication.
January 3, 2010 - 9:32 am
go to http://www.whatis.com and read all boring details
January 3, 2010 - 10:18 am
The best definition I could find is from wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital
Basically, what makes something ‘digital’ is when it takes input, processes, transmit, store, or display using discrete values, like ‘1′ or ‘0′.
For a gadget like a mobile phone, can be a combination of digital and analog systems. What i means is that a mobile phone can store your contact numbers as 1s and 0s inside the memory chip, and all the parts are made using digital electronics, but it operates by transmitting analog signals when you make a call.
Even your washing machine can be considered digital as it uses circuit boards/electronics to store it’s washing cycle programmes.
Your TV itself could be digital, like with LCD display, electronic programming etc, but it still analog when it comes to receiving and processing TV signals, unless the TV signals itself is also digital. (Which is where HDTV comes from.)
Probably confused you more…
January 3, 2010 - 11:01 am
Digital refers to the electronic circuitry used to run the stuff. A digital circuit runs in one of two states: on or off, or high or low, or 1 or 0, or voltage or no voltage it all means the same thing. There are many, many transistors inside chips in “digital” circuitry. These transistors react to a voltage present or no voltage present, usually 5 volts or 0 volts. Thats all they run on. So they react to this and nothing else. Thats where the 0 and 1 come in, or on or off, high or low. The chips in a “digital” circuit interact with each other using this language, this two-state language of 0 and 1.
Thats digital.
What isn’t digital is referred to as “analog”. There are no computer chips present, and no common 0 and 1 states of voltage are used. Its just different types of components.
Take a car for example. An older car will have within its electic circuitry light bulbs, a starter motor, small electric motors for such things as the windshield wipers and power steering. Everything will have relays and switches to tell it when to turn on and off. Nothing digital there.
Take a newer car. It will still have the same light bulbs, starter motor, etc… But instead of a few relays being used for a few things like telling the blinker to blink like on an older car, within the circuit is chips with thousands of transistors working as thousands, even millions of relays. And these little relays work and react to each other in one way: by turning off and on when its told to by others little relays being told to turn off and on. Remember: off and on is the same as voltage and no voltage, 0 and 1, low and high. These two states alone are in the circuit and all these little relays are turning each other off and on at an incredible speed. And when these do this, they can be set up to do incredible things, like make the fuel/air mixture a perfect blend, turn on the lights by themselves when it gets dark enough, and make the all kinds of things happen that a car without “digital” technology could never do.
So to put it a different way, “digital” means there is what most people refer to as computer chips within the circuit. Something that isn’t digital, or otherwise referred to as “analog” is something that doesn’t have computer chips in it.
the term “digital” refers to the two states (off and on, like a light switch) that are used in the circuit, commonly represented by 0 and 1. You have the two numbers, or digits 0 & 1, hence the term “digital”.