German pay-TV broadcaster Sky Deutschland has rolled out its recently launched OTT service Sky Online as an app on connected TV sets from Samsung (models from 2014) in Germany and […]
Sky D expands Snap to Google Chromecast
German pay-TV broadcaster Sky Deutschland has made its subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) portal Snap available on multimedia stick Google Chromecast.
NetRange launches OTT table tennis app
NetRange, a German provider of portal solutions for connected TV sets, will distribute the major events of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) to connected devices including the next two […]
RTL Germany launches OTT fitness channel
German commercial broadcast group Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland has launched Fitness & Yoga, a new non-linear OTT channel for connected TV sets using the HbbTV standard.
MediaCorp selects Tvinci for OTT
Tvinci has been selected by Singapore-based MediaCorp to power its new cross device OTT service, Toggle.
CE manufacturers already on the Horizon…
We all know we can look at the horizon, but we can never touch it. Does the same also apply to Liberty Global’s Horizon set-top box? We saw the pictures, […]
Connected devices sales set to soar
Shipments of internet-enabled consumer electronics devices will soar to exceed those of the traditional platform used for accessing the internet (the PC) for the first time in 2013, according to […]
Samsung sells two million Smart TVs
Samsung Electronics said it has sold a record number of two million of its Smart TVs in the three months since it was launched. Comparing figures with its LED sets, […]
Philips, Sharp and Loewe create common connected TV platform
IFA 2010 – BERLIN. Three consumer electronics manufacturers – Philips, Sharp and Loewe – have signed a letter of intent to create a common, competitive internet platform for connected TVs […]
Leading role for connected hybrid devices
IFA 2010 – BERLIN. Broadcasters, platform operators, consumer manufacturers and other parties are showing connected hybrid devices at this year’s IFA in Berlin signaling new roads for television.