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Monaco Telecom launches new service enabling customers to view its IPTV video-on-demand service on other wireless-enabled devices
August 2, 2011
MONACO -- Monaco Telecom, a Cable & Wireless Communications company, is preparing to launch a new service enabling customers to view its television over internet protocol (IPTV) video on demand service on other wireless-enabled devices like tablet computers.
Monaco Telecom will be the first telecoms operator to provide the nCloud, a multimedia server created by Netgem. Netgem, is Europe’s leading supplier of set top boxes for companies which provide IPTV. Monaco Telecom launched an IPTV video over broadband service in 2010.
The nCloud software will work with Monaco Telecom’s IPTV set top box, effectively turning it into a multimedia server which can share content with connected devices. Customers will be able to store and view both personal files (like photos and videos) and multimedia content downloaded from the internet (like films) securely on any wireless-enabled devices within the household - including televisions, laptop, desktop and tablet computers and smartphones.
There will be no need for householders to use the internet to transfer content between devices, increasing security.
The first application for the nCloud is believed to be one of the first services to be able to turn the iPad into a television. Rather than having to download an application per channel, Monaco Telecom customers will be able to flip easily between channels as their iPad becomes another television in the home. The nCloud is integrated with social media, so it will also be possible to choose a programme currently being watched by friends, or to comment on live TV.
Deployment of the nCloud software can be done remotely, so there will be no need for the company’s customers to change equipment.
Monaco Telecom
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