Samsung and Nagravision bring interactive web services and video content to television
5 February 2010
Switzerland - Nagravision is partnering with Samsung Electronics to provide TV applications that bring more interactive web services and video content. Part of a complete solution, Nagravision’s content publishing tools provide simple application templates for creating and publishing applications on Samsung Apps.
"Given the trend toward viewing web services and video content on multiple devices, it is obvious that there is a market need to allow consumers to access web content on their connected devices. Our content publishing tools make it easy to bring web services and video content to consumers, today," said Yves Pitton, SVP corporate development at Nagravision. "Accessing personalized applications on their widescreen TV’s will enable consumers to discover a richer TV experience in the comfort of their living-room.”
Nagravision developed applications using the content publishing tools to deliver video content from Fashion TV and Travel Wizard. Both applications were demonstrated on Samsung’s latest HDTVs at the 2010 International CES event in Las Vegas, and they will be available later this year.
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