Android TV
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Read FlipbookIBC 2019 Review: Trends and Thoughts
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Read FlipbookE-book: AndroidTV - 6 FAQs about launching a hybrid STB
If you are thinking about deploying Android TV for your broadcast and OTT services, we can help you move your project forward. In this e-book, we provide you with answers to the most frequently asked
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Blog: How fast can you REALLY launch an Android TV box
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Read FlipbookSolution overview: Armor for Android TV
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Read FlipbookDatasheet: Irdeto App Watch
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1:58Watch VideoExploring open platforms for pay TV
Launching a hybrid set-top box with fancy features and apps can be slow and costly. Open platforms such as Android TV offer an attractive alternative for pay TV operators compared to traditional middl
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Read FlipbookE-book: Android TV for STB: 5 Facts to help you decide if it's for you
Should I consider switching from my current set-top box platform to Android TV in the future? This e-book answers 5 key questions to help you get closer to a decision.
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Blog: How to manage security threats on Android TV
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Read FlipbookE-book: 7 ways your Android TV STB can be 'abused'
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Read FlipbookOvum Industry Survey Report: Is Android the future of the set-top box?
In a global survey commissioned by Irdeto, Ovum sounded out over 300 pay TV industry professionals about their plans around Android on the set-top box. Download the report today!
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Read ArticleWhat control will operators give up to Android TV?
Android TV is a hot topic in the industry. Many operators appreciate the benefits it offers. Some of these are described in my blog comparing Android TV to middleware. But a major concern remains:...
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Read FlipbookCase study: Stofa
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Read ArticleWill Android kill middleware as we know it?
Google’s Android operating system took just a few years to go from upstart newcomer to dominating the global mobile market. Can it do the same for TV? In my last blog, a primer on Android for...
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Read ArticleAndroid for STBs: What every pay TV operator should know
Launching a pay TV platform typically requires 2-3 years’ development to create a customized user experience based on proprietary middleware with continuous updates throughout the STB lifetime....
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