TiVo and European OEM manufacturer Vestel will work together to launch millions of TiVo OS smart TVs
CTOnews.com November 23, Xperi operating system brand TiVo and Europe's leading television OEM factory Vestel signed a "multi-year, multinational, millions" agreement to launch the first TiVo OS smart TVs in Europe in 2023.
Xperi says TiVo OS is a neutral platform that provides a "barrier-free" environment for original equipment manufacturers (OEM). Its goal is to enable its products to be widely used around the world, and can be promoted around the world. Xperi is an important part of TiVo OS promotion on other platforms. Powered by TiVo mode allows TV OEM manufacturers to get more information on the platform.
CTOnews.com learned that Powered by TiVo TV will provide more services, so that users can enjoy more TV programs and services. Transmit TV signals to all applications in an intuitive way and apply them elsewhere. In this process, TiVo smart TV will provide innovative solutions, bring good navigation for TV, and provide more opportunities.
According to Runto Loto Technology Research, Vestel is one of the well-known TV manufacturers in Europe, and its contract customers include Electra, Finlux, Grundig, Hitachi, JVC, Medion, Panasonic, Polaroid, Strong, Toshiba and Thomson.
Through its partnership with Vestel, TiVo is expected to sell millions of TiVo OS-based smart TVs in Europe in the coming years. TiVo will offer applications such as Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Paramount + and Pluto TV, as well as voice assistant, general search and custom recommendations. Benchmark products include Android TVs, Fire TV, LG Web OS, Samsung Tizen and Roku TV. After the European market, Tivo's direction will be in the United States.
Xperi has a number of leading entertainment technology sub-brands, including Adeia, DTS, HD Radio, IMAX Enhanced, Tivo and startup Perceive, which are widely used in consumer electronics, automotive, streaming media platforms, semiconductor interconnection and packaging.
