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Foxxum is pre-integrating Access TV browsers

May 24, 2017 20.07 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Access has announced that its portfolio of TV browsers are being pre-integrated by the smart TV solutions provider Foxxum.

The partnership aims at overcoming smart TV vendors’ challenges and improve the quality of experience of Foxxum’s Smart TV App Store on Linux and Android devices. Foxxum’s Smart TV Solution is already available in 20 languages for a wide range of Smart TVs from over 30 different manufacturers, including Hisense, Haier, Sharp and TCL among others.

Foxxum provides Smart TV Solutions in close collaboration with leading brands across all stages of the global consumer electronics value chain, whether silicon vendors, device manufacturers, operators or content partners. Foxxum has developed and distributes premium Smart TV Apps like Dailymotion, Deutsche Welle, Giallo Zafferano, Howdini, SBT, and PlayKids. Building on premium content partnerships around the globe, Foxxum TV App Store gives access to over 1 billion video titles across multiple content providers.

“Smart TVs have long been plagued with slow, clunky user interfaces, but these days are now over thanks to companies like Foxxum,” said Dr. Neale Foster, CEO at Access Europe.

“Since the inception of Access back in the 1980s, we have constantly focused on delivering a better quality of service to consumers, regardless of the platform, device or access method. Today, we are proud to be involved in enabling Smart TV services to compete with linear TV, using lightning speed browser engines and improved search and recommendation systems that adapt to any consumer on any continent.”

Ronny Lutzi, CEO at Foxxum, said: “As users connect to Smart TV services from a wider variety of devices than ever before, Access enables us to better manage and control multi-device access for any number of users, while maintaining a consistent and excellent quality of experience. The use of Access’ solutions also ensures that our services comply with the latest industry standards, making it perfectly suited to a worldwide audience with very different requirements.”

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Filed Under: ANGA COM, Newsline, Technology Tagged With: ACCESS, Foxxum, smart TVs Edited: May 24, 2017 20:07

About Robert Briel

Arnhem-based Robert covers the Benelux, France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as IPTV, web TV, connected TV and OTT. Email Robert at rbriel@broadbandtvnews.com.

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