Yesterday we mentioned that Qualcomm was killing off the FLO TV, and today we have the official statement. The news is not really all that surprising, but the long and short is that FLO TV sales have been immediately stopped and the programming will run through the Spring of 2011. And with that, those affected more »

It looks like Qualcomm has decided to end the life of the FLO TV and we cannot say that we are all that surprised. But personal feelings aside, this (as you can likely guess) has come as a result of the competition. Nothing surprising there, after all, how many people would be willing to shell more »

Although we were unsure of an exact release date, we did expect it to happen soon, that said, the FLO TV has officially gone on sale. And yes, the retail price is still set at $249.99, and with that comes the monthly subscription which will be as low as $8.99 a month. Of course, in more »

The once rumored Qualcomm FLO TV device has recently been officially announced and with that we now have some details in terms of pricing and features. First things first though, still unannounced was a release date, or even a rough time frame for that matter. Instead we now know that the FLO TV device will more »

It strikes me as a little funny that people are getting so excited about a little portable television with a 4-inch display. After all this is just a small dedicated device for the FLO TV service, which has been available on select AT&T and Verizon cellphones for a while now and never seemed to gain more »

Getting back to the FLO TV device that we have been hearing about lately, we now have what appears to be a leaked image. And holding true to the unofficial leaked image rule, this is far from the best of pictures. Anyway, according to the rumor, the FLO TV device is being made by Qualcomm, more »

FLO TV aims to bring television to more places like your phone and your car. Sure, there are ways to get prerecorded programming on a portable device, but this is live television. FLO TV partnered up with Audiovox to bring live TV to the automobile. Gadgetell got to take a look at the FLO TV interface on both a phone and in the car; you can, too, if you watch the video.

Welcome to this week’s “Who’s on Crack” where we pick apart the stories from the past week that refuse to have any relation to reality. With announcements just around the corner to fill up the holidays, things are getting zany, even silly. Clearly, more than a few companies appear to to be on crack.

This week’s winners:

• Microsoft sees black
• Way too many eReaders
• Twitter business model to fail
• FLO TV bringing Personal TVs?

Just recently, a new rumor has surfaced in regards to a mobile television device, or more specifically in regards to a device that Qualcomm is rumored to be making for FLO TV that will be called the FLO TV Personal Television. For those unfamiliar with the FLO TV service, they offer television on the go more »

Mobile television so far has not really gone widespread here in the US, but that does not mean there is not a good option for watching your favorite shows while on the go. Currently, both AT&T and Verizon Wireless have the option (with select handsets) to use the FLO TV mobile service which allows you more »