Oregan Networks, a media browser company for connected Consumer Electronics, announced availability of an updated version of its Onyx software.
The new version features enhanced speed and security, as well as providing access to new home entertainment applications, powered by one of UK's movie streaming site blinkbox and the internet gaming specialist Accedo Broadband, the Company noted. The previously introduced UK catch-up TV services are now available through Onyx in high definition, made possible via additional content protection technologies.
According to a release, the enhanced features and services are available to new customers purchasing Onyx-powered devices this holiday season, as well as being provided in the form of an automated internet upgrade to the existing owners of Cello iViewer connected TVs and Onyx Digital Streams internet media players running Oregan's Onyx browser inside.
Oregan's VP of Market Strategy Milya Timergaleyeva said, "The Onyx browser was introduced in the UK retail market in December 2009 and, despite its newcomer status, has gained considerable recognition amongst a varied audience of consumers, thanks to the quick connectivity set-up and a wide selection of available content services ranging from cooking channels and social networking apps - to the UK's leading TV catch-up services. With the addition of over 8,000 top global movie titles for rent and purchase and a number of free gaming apps, we have expanded the number of ways in which families can engage with media in front of the television during this holiday season."
The Onyx suite of browser-based widgets and applications include: DLNA home media sharing with PCs and portable devices, access to internet services such as BBC iPlayer, blinkbox, Accedo Funspot, YouTube, Flickr, Disney Movie Previews, The CNN Daily, Jamie's Ministry of Food Recipes, Discovery Channel Video Podcasts, Sesame Street Podcast, Twitter, Facebook among others.
More information:
www.oregan.net
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