The new version of Opera TV 2.0 debuted at the 2016 CES exhibition, which not only made it easier to watch OTT movies on TV, but also greatly enhanced the customized viewing experience and consumer preferences. This next-generation version built with the HTML5 TV application platform can provide a tailored consumer viewing experience and create new aftermarket revenue opportunities for manufacturers and operators.
Opera TV 2.0 is a manageable cloud solution that offers popular OTT content options including video channels and movies, movies, apps, games and TV shows, CinemaNow, Crackle, IGN, Feeln, Pitbull, Paula Deen, Red Bull , TED, Washington Post, and Young Hollywood are popular movie channels. The new user interface classifies recommendations, fever, and the hottest high-definition movies, videos, and channels into a collection mechanism to increase user interaction. This UI can be customized, as well as a comprehensive collection and promotion scheduling system tool to enhance the effectiveness of personalization.
In addition, Opera TV 2.0 also supports high-definition viewing experience. The platform is built on the backbone of more than 800 TV applications and has a wide range of applications, including lifestyle, music, kids, nature and travel, news weather, sports, social and internet TV. Part of the game is based on HTML5 developed and hosted in the cloud. The search function also simplifies the process of user discovery by searching for specific words or accessing popular keywords. Because of the "lean back" experience, consumers can easily navigate, select, and activate content using a standard TV remote control. They can also set favorite channels as favorites and pay attention.
Opera TV 2.0 will be launched on Hisense Smart TV in the first quarter of 2016. Hisense is the fourth largest TV manufacturer in the world.
The update of Opera TV 2.0 this year will be transmitted to millions of other viewers worldwide through more than 1,000 smart TVs, Blu-ray players, and set-top boxes from other manufacturers. Opera TV is a cloud solution, so it's easy to upload new versions to over 10 million devices from more than 20 manufacturers and operating partners who work with Opera.
In addition, Opera TV 2.0 also supports high-definition viewing experience. The platform is built on the backbone of more than 800 TV applications and has a wide range of applications, including lifestyle, music, kids, nature and travel, news weather, sports, social and internet TV. Part of the game is based on HTML5 developed and hosted in the cloud. The search function also simplifies the process of user discovery by searching for specific words or accessing popular keywords. Because of the "lean back" experience, consumers can easily navigate, select, and activate content using a standard TV remote control. They can also set favorite channels as favorites and pay attention.
Opera TV 2.0 will be launched on Hisense Smart TV in the first quarter of 2016. Hisense is the fourth largest TV manufacturer in the world.
The update of Opera TV 2.0 this year will be transmitted to millions of other viewers worldwide through more than 1,000 smart TVs, Blu-ray players, and set-top boxes from other manufacturers. Opera TV is a cloud solution, so it's easy to upload new versions to over 10 million devices from more than 20 manufacturers and operating partners who work with Opera.