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Espial to focus on Next-gen user experience

May 12, 2014 06.42 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Ottawa-based Espial is to demonstrate responsive and high performance TV user experiences and video applications based on HTML5 and Reference Design Kit (RDK) at this year’s ANGA COM.

Espial will also feature several user experience portals, custom sports apps, as well as the company’s software, which gives pay-TV subscribers seamless access to favourite HTML5 web apps such as YouTube.

Its client solutions provide service providers with a user experience platform that allows them to rapidly innovate, port and deliver services on RDK-based STBs.

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