CNET is saying that Singapore is about to launch a DVB-H service rather earlier than was previously expected, given the clue because Samsung is launching its SGH-P930 handset in the country, which is DVB-H enabled.
Given that the devices is due to ship in the second quarter there it suggests that a DVB-H network will be up and running by then. Singapore was the first country to have a nationwide DVB-H trial system, which ran in June 2005 during the Broadcast Asia show, with content supplied by MediaCorp Singapore including Channel News Asia and a dedicated mobile TV channel, simulcast with DVB-T TV services. The signal was taken down after 1 week, but was nationwide during the show.
Singapore only has 4.5 million people, living in 683 Square Kilometers and this could easily be reached using one existing DVB-T antenna with an additional DVB-H modulator plus 20 or 30 gap fillers.