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T3G Video Messaging for Telecom |
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20th December, 2004 |
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Video messaging lets users record 15-30 seconds of “mobile movie” footage, including sound, with their mobile phone. This can be sent to others with a Telecom video phone, where it can be viewed instantly on their screen, or sent to the email addresses of friends and family anywhere in the world. If recipients have a text-capable phone, they will receive a link to a website where they can watch the video. Telecom is currently offering the Sanyo 7400, with a second video phone – the Samsung A680 – due to be launched in early January. All video capable phones are also capable of sending Photo Messages. Videos can be stored on the phone themselves and saved online alongside a customer’s photos in their Personal Online Gallery. Video Messaging is free until the end of March 2005. From 1 April 2005, customers will be charged $1.00 per recipient for each video message they send. It will be free to receive a video message. Video Messaging is supported by the recently launched Mobile Broadband data network and is part of a new range of third generation mobile services from Telecom called T3G. Next year, customers
with video capable phones will also be able to stream video clips
directly to their mobile. A demo of the service including news and
weather, music, entertainment, and sports footage is available now
for customers who purchase a Sanyo 7400 mobile phone. |
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New
Zealand
: Telecom’s launch of T3G Video Messaging provides a new way
for budding filmmakers, aspiring journalists, doting parents, budding
entrepreneurs, or just good mates, to capture and share life’s
unexpected moments. 
