Smartphones

Research shows that, within 2011 alone, more than 410 million users across the globe will consume mobile video. That number will double in less than four years, to 810 million users by 2015, with almost two-thirds using unicast video. Media Excel offers solutions to handle both unicast and multicast mobile video encoding and transcoding.

As part of our n-Screen approach, broadcasters, content owners and service providers can leverage Media Excel products to handle a variety of handset configurations, delivering a consistent quality video experience across multiple networks.

Tablets

Media Excel eliminates uncertainty for the tablet market with its n-Screen strategy, encoding and transcoding content for the handset, the PC and the growing in-between tablet market. We do so by designing a unified platform to deliver all necessary n-Screen outputs required to meet the ever multiplying screen variances.

Laptops

While handsets and tablets get all the ink, laptop consumption via mobile broadband cards is where the action's currently at: wireless cards account for 75% of all mobile data consumption, while phones and wireless-enabled devices comprise only 25% of usage, according to a recent FCC study.

Large-screen smartphones can push monthly data usage above 300 MB/month, while wireless cards in laptops, netbooks and other mobile devices drive even higher figures, in some cases mimicking fixed broadband. Clearwire reports that average usage for its 4G wireless card service is roughly 7 GB/ month—almost as high as the average fixed broadband user." As part of Media Excel's n-Screen strategy, we understand that broadcasters, content owners and service providers no longer live in a three-screen world. That's why we design our products to meet today and tomorrow’s need with flexibility to scale organically.