The Open Mobile Video Coalition broadcast industry alliance announced commitments to launch mobile DTV services from 63 stations in 22 U.S. markets, covering 35 percent of television households nationwide. According to the OMVC, mobile DTV technology will provide live, local and national over-the-air broadcast content at pedestrian and vehicular speeds--the 63 stations will include 14 NBC affiliat...

Medical references now available through over-the-air download to RIM smartphones.

Millions of consumers by year's end should be able to watch free, over-the-air television on cellphones, PDAs and other portable digital devices as the result of initiatives that will be unveiled Thursday by some of the nation's largest TV station owners and electronics manufacturers. USA Today reports. ... At least 63 stations in 22 cities — including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, S...

iPhone users can now download songs from the iTunes Store over AT&T's cellular network, and songs come without the DRM copy protection previously utilized. Read the full story here.

Macworld 2009 has ended and one of the major announcements made as far as iPhone users are concerned it that iTunes will now support 3G over-the-air music downloads and purchases. Likewise, iTunes will also be going DRM-free which means that whatever you get to download through Apple’s online music store will now be compatible with other

Apple Inc. used its final Macworld Expo appearance to tout new iTunes features including long-awaited support for 3G over-the-air song downloads to the company’s iPhone device.

The Apple iPhone 3G finally gets Over-The-Air music downloads, while iTunes goes DRM-free, drops prices.

Amazon.com said its Kindle e-book reader, which makes use of Sprint's EV-DO network to enable wireless shopping and over-the-air content downloading, was the best-selling electronic device on its site in 2008. The online retailer also said the Kindle was the most popular gift item in the electronics category. Amazon listed its best-selling items in terms of number of units sold, as opposed to...

Word has got out that Android’s Cupcake branch of updates and fixes will be making it to the G1 and could be available in the future as an over-the-air update. Of course, just because the... [

HTC’s confirmed to Engadget that the “cupcake” OS update should be available to the T-Mobile G1 some time (yeah, there is no exact date of the over-the-air update, though) in the future. According to Gizmodo, the most practical updates should be done to the camera functions, browser and speed enhancements.