MOBITV Integrations

Streaming is not just part of our offerings; it is the sole focus of our efforts. The Roku operating system (OS) was meticulously designed for streaming television, with a primary objective of providing swift and easy access to your favorite entertainment. The Roku home screen is tailored to empower you, placing your preferred content front and center for effortless navigation. You are just a click away from your cherished channels, handy features such as search, and instant access to excellent free entertainment through Featured Free. Every aspect of the Roku OS is crafted with user-friendliness in mind, ensuring smooth setup and a straightforward home screen that anyone can navigate. Your favorite shows and movies are always within reach, and with automatic updates introducing new features, your streaming experience only improves with time. With an abundance of free entertainment options available, the Roku OS enables you to maximize your budget. You can easily enjoy savings with access to over 250,000 free movies and TV episodes, more than 150 live channels on The Roku Channel, and search results that prioritize the best prices, making it simple to find the content you love without overspending. In a world where streaming options are vast, Roku provides a streamlined solution that enhances both convenience and accessibility.

Fire OS serves as the operating system for Amazon's Fire tablets and Fire TV. Since Fire OS is based on Android, applications designed for Android are generally compatible with Amazon's devices. Developers can easily verify their app's suitability for Amazon platforms through the App Testing Service, often requiring little to no modifications to their Android code for successful publication. Furthermore, the majority of Fire devices automatically receive updates for Fire OS via over-the-air transmission. However, it's important to note that not all devices will get the same version of Fire OS simultaneously, as updates may be distributed at different intervals for various models. Fundamentally, both Fire OS and Android share a common architecture, but they diverge primarily in their associated services. While Android relies on Google services for functions like browsing and payment processing, Fire OS utilizes Amazon's proprietary services instead. This distinction can influence the overall user experience on Fire devices compared to traditional Android devices.

CDG Elements is a cloud-based, open architecture OSS/BSS platform designed to enable service providers in broadband, data, utility, and interconnect services to build an ideal service ecosystem that fosters customer growth, enhances business intelligence, and implements AI/ML and automation technologies to boost operational efficiency and revenue. As a company that is owned and managed by operators, we are committed to transforming the telecommunications landscape by offering innovative, operator-centric open architecture OSS/BSS solutions that allow our clients to provide outstanding services to their users. Our platform supports a wide range of services, including voice, video, data, circuits, and interconnect options tailored for both retail and wholesale broadband providers and carriers. By leveraging our open architecture and operator-focused solutions, we create significant value for our clients, facilitating the development of an optimal service ecosystem aimed at expanding their customer base. Ultimately, our mission is to empower service providers to adapt and thrive in a rapidly evolving telecommunications environment.