Mobile Phone Programs DVD Recorder by Nano Media

Mar 30 2004, 12:20am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese Nando Media introduces a service for mobile phones designed to work with five models of the Toshiba RD series (RD-XS40/RD-X3/RD-XS31/RD-XS41/RD-X4) of hard-disk DVD recorders.

Users can program recordings of shows on their Home DVD Recorder from their Phones anywhere anytime - pretty cool.
More details on TV Nano and RD-Style

Besides programming DVD Recorders we recently also reported about other new mobile services in Japan like the Analyzing Skin Condition and Recognizing a Song Title on the Radio service.
What's next ? Email us about other cool new services delivered over mobile phones.

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