Mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia, and Digital Mobile Television (DMTV), a Multichoice subsidiary, has signed a memorandum of understanding on mobile television services, Vanguard reports.

The partnership will allow Nigerians to watch DStv content from certain Nokia phones at no cost for 12 months. A further partnership with MTN will only allow MTN subscribers to access the mobile television services.

Subscribers wishing to access the DStv Mobile service will require a Nokia handset configured to receive Digital Video Broadcast Handheld (DVB-H) broadcasts.

Channels that will available for the service include CNN, Africa Magic, NTA International, Magic Plus, Supersport 9, Supersport Blitz, Channel O, Cartoon Network and TBN although others are also considered.