Dutch interactive TV and app developer Stoneroos has released the Telfort companion TV app.
Stoneroos launches Deutsche Glasfaser app
February 27, 2013 11.33 Europe/London By
Hilversum-based Dutch app developer Stoneroos has launched the Deutsche Glasfaser app for Android and iOS.
Stoneroos shows first Second Screen TV Guide
September 8, 2012 22.47 Europe/London By
IBC 2012 – AMSTERDAM. Stand 14.552. Hilversum=based software and app developer has launched iFanzy, the first TV guide for the second screen on the iPad.
In Brief: Glashart, iM1, Sky-D, Discovery, ESPN
August 22, 2012 10.33 Europe/London By
Dutch FTTH provider Glashart Media has launched the three Dutch SBS channels (SBS6, Net 5 and Veronica) and Disney XD, as live streams on iPads and Android tablet, bringing the total to 13 channels. The app was developed by Stoneroos of Hilversum.
Glashart Media launches live iPad streaming
June 21, 2012 08.01 Europe/London By
Dutch based FTTH provider Glashart Media is launching live iPad streaming around the house to its TV customers. Using a TV app, developed by Hilversum-based Stoneroos Interactive, viewers can see ten live channels.
Glashart Media introduces iPad app
January 18, 2012 11.56 Europe/London By
Dutch FTTH provider Glashart Media has launched a fully fledged iPad app for its subscribers offering all the functionality of the set-top. The new app, which was developed by Hilversum-based Stoneroos,
De Telegraaf launches interactive TV app
October 20, 2011 06.50 Europe/London By
Holland’s largest newspaper De Telegraaf has launched an interactive TV app on the Glashart Media FTTH networks. The app provides a mix of news, background articles, pictures and videos.
Stoneroos develops Glashart Media UI
January 10, 2011 13.18 Europe/London By
Dutch based Stoneroos has developed the new user interface (UI) for FttH provider Glashart Media. The new TV menu looks much more attractive and has an integrated Electronic Program Guide (EPG) and Personal Video Recorder (PVR) functionality.
Dutch XMS to test network storage
August 30, 2010 07.35 Europe/London By
the Dutch service provider XMS, which delivers triple play services over FTTH networks, has said it will test a network storage with 100 customers. At the same time, the operator is introducing a set-top box with a PVR.
