Australia is set to receive its first live free-to-air mobile TV network with the launch of Bluetooth broadcaster YoMo. Starting this month, the service, which will feature a video news and entertainment feed updated throughout the day, will be broadcast, using Bluetooth technology, to a network of transmission points in the eastern states. Anyone with a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone will be able to receive the free service – if they are within range of a transmitter, regardless of their mobile carrier.

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