'One Seg' digital TV broadcasting begins for mobile phone users

'One Seg' digital TV broadcasting begins for mobile phone users

TOKYO, Japan - ''One Seg,'' a new type of digital terrestrial broadcasting that began in Japan on April 1 is displayed on a mobile phone held by a man in Tokyo. People can watch TV programs in high-definition on their portable terminals like mobile phones and car navigation equipment.

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