Axel Technologies Redefine TV On-The-Go

A pioneer in mobile TV software technologies, announced its FuugoT product with a goal to redefine television by greatly simplifying the way people find video and TV content. Axel Technologies indicated that FuugoT is optimised for a range of mobile and portable devices, such as on the Intel Atom processor based netbooks and smartphones and will make it possible for consumers to enjoy personalised TV content on-the-go.
FuugoT is the first TV application for personalising a content stream by blending content choices from broadcast, mobile, and Internet TV.
It utilises social media, recommendations, user metrics and various content sources for presentation of TV and video programmes that match your favourites, your interests, and what your social network likes. FuugoT is the first product of this new converged TV and entertainment phenomenon called Telefusion.
Television is rapidly evolving from its broadcast heritage to a fast moving, highly personalised, new experience with the convergence of a broad spectrum of content sources. To take full advantage of these programming choices and sources, FuugoT will help navigate and find what you want to see.
"Social media, online TV and video services have thrown doubt on traditional TV usage. The challenge, however, is the usability and user experience: how to find the relevant content from the chaos of content sources, applications and devices," commented Petri Kalske, Chief Executive Officer of Axel Technologies. "We developed FuugoT to simplify the way users find the programmes they want without having to think about where they are coming from. Telefusion is about convergence of various content sources and social media services. It intelligently presents programming based on individual tastes and interests making it the personal TV solution for today's demanding user."
Pankaj Kedia, Director of Global Ecosystem programmes in Intel's Ultra Mobility Group added: "The Intel Atom processor is fuelling a wave of innovation in the industry today. Axel Technologies is making it easier for consumers to enjoy personalised TV and video content on a range of next generation Atom based devices - netbooks, tablets and smartphones."
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