TiVo Stream devices start getting Google TV update
Xperi is rolling out an update to the TiVo Stream 4k that brings the Google TV user experience to the device for the first time.
Xperi is rolling out an update to the TiVo Stream 4k that brings the Google TV user experience to the device for the first time.
Xperi, the parent company of TiVo, says the plan is connected to its acquisition of Vewd earlier this year.
Xperi says TV sets powered by the TiVo streaming operating system will start shipping in the United States in 2024.
Xperi says it has signed Chinese electronics maker KTC as a second original device manufacturer for its TiVo operating system.
The forthcoming TiVo Stream operating system already has a customer in an unnamed media company, according to executives.
TiVo’s parent company has purchased Vewd as the company continues to develop its own smart television operating system.
Younger streamers still want local news and sports programming, and they’re willing to go back to cable or satellite to get it.
A refreshed version of Xperi’s popular TiVo Stream 4K device is now being sold at Target.
Xperi said its subsidiary operation TiVo Corporation was the highest bidder for Mobi TV’s assets.
TiVo’s parent company Xperi has strongly suggested that it may not offer a successor to the Stream 4K Android TV dongle.