Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) is a certification that vouches for the interoperability between wireless devices. It has been created to improve the communication between connected entertainment devices, like home media servers and wireless multimedia players.
In practice, it means that you could share the media content created by your N95 with your home server, or stream from the media server to watch a movie on your N95, instead of your 42” Plasma TV… huh?
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