ESPN Mobile Reaches The End Of The Road
fishdan writes "Sportsdot is reporting on the fact that people are apparently not interested in watching baseball (or any other sport) on a cell phone screen. ESPN Mobile is (ahem) pulling the plug after less than one year of service. Current subscribers will get content till the end of the year, and their handset purchase refunded. You have to wonder what other mobile content is going to have to be rethought." "Ahead of its time" might be one take on this as well. It'll be interesting to see when the time is right.
You have to wonder what other mobile content is going to have to be rethought.
I was going to make a comment about the Myspace Phone, but then I realized that's not really "content".
The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
Seriously! I've been lamenting for years that the only time I can't watch porn is when I'm in meetings at work. I'd jump at the opportunity to finally bridge this terrible gap. My coworkers would like, nay, they deserve to see me watching and/or masturbating to quality porn all day.
Game... blouses.
With less and less people going to church, the need for mobile video entertainment is dramatically shrinking.
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.
Then why bother with the phone? You must be an engineer.
Karma: Dyn-o-mite!(mostly affected by Jimmy Walker reading your comments)
"Viola, ESPN in your pocket. "
I fail to see what classical musical instruments and ESPN in a pocket have to do with each other.
--
Internet Explorer (n): Another bug -- that is, a feature that can't be turned off -- in Windows.
I had a Sony colour LCD TV with a 2" screen back in 1991. My experience with that device proved that watching just about anything except talking heads was a waste of time. To make it work they need a projector with keystone correction, so you beam a 10" picture onto a desk or the wall, or a screen that can be rolled up and slid back into the device when not in use. Neither are likely with current tech, but if you guys keep buying these gadgets the manufacturers will have more money to invest in research.
So, TV on mobiles is a great idea. Go buy three of them.
Hal Spacejock: Science Fiction with Nuts