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Serbia Broadband outlines Android TV strategy

March 29, 2019 09.16 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul, Connected TV World Summit, London

Serbia Broadband’s new generation platform Eon was developed completely in house, according to Mladen Mijatovic, business development manager, United Cloud.

Speaking in an Android TV workshop at the Connected TV World Summit in London, he added as a result it is able to include such features as catch-up on all rather than some TV channels.

Mijatovic also said that the project was finished in a record eight months, with the biggest challenge being middleware and CAS integration.

The Eon smart box is a hybrid device, built by Kaon and employing Nagra CA. Eon was launched simultaneously in four markets last September and 50,000 boxes had been deployed in the first three months. Furthermore, the service now has 26,486 video assets and offers viewers 338 SD, and 120 HD channels, as well as one 4K channel.

It is delivered principally via STBs (71.2%), with the next most popular devices being PCs (19.9%), phones (4.8%) and tablets (3.1%).

Looking to the future, Mijatovic said that the company is now developing an all IP STB and a dongle, as well as smart TV based on Android TV.

It is also focused on hardware neutrality.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: EON, Serbia, Serbia Broadband Edited: 29 March 2019 09:16

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