NETGEM / TOTALPLAY : déjà 130k

(novembre 2014)

"...Totalplay a plus de 130 000 utilisateurs et fournit des services Internet haut débit, la téléphonie fixe et la télévision payante classe mondiale Ville du Mexique, Guadalajara, Cuernavaca et Toluca.

===> La croissance de Totalplay est remarquable et ses plans d'expansion agressifs. 

Au cours des douze derniers mois doublé le nombre d'abonnés et dans les cinq prochaines années se attend à avoir présence dans 24 villes à travers le pays et aller pour 7,5 millions de ménages comparativement à 1,5 million actuellement..."


Source: http://www.gruposalinas.com/News/PDF.aspx?idPdf=11993&lang=es


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Rappeler: 

NETGEM / TOTALPLAY boxes:

Total play a agrandi sa offre de boites Netgem au final 2013 !
Une economique (modèle N7700) et autre plus chére (modèle N5200 )!

Netgem Totalplay_STBs

Voir: 
http://netgem.com/netgem-products-platforms.php

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(1 octobre 2015)

"...Totalplay fournit actuellement ses services aux utilisateurs 250.000 internet, téléphonie fixe et de la télévision payante et ..."

Source:

http://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/empresas/totalplay-completaria-el-cuadruple-play-con-red-compartida.html

Netgem client, Viasat signe un ukrainienne OTT deal

DECEMBER 17, 2014


"Viasat Ukraine has signed an agreement with the OTT provider Megogo.net.

Under it, the latter will provide all its subscribers with eight Viasat linear channels from the beginning of this month in its basic package, with the channels becoming paid-for services from 2015.(...)"

Source:
http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2014/12/17/viasat-inks-ukrainian-ott-deal/


Rapeller (Netgem / MTG, Viaplay - Viasat): 
http://netgem.com/viaplay.php

EE TV, for all BT customers?

Read (16 december 2014):

EE TV: which bits should BT keep?

BT may be planning to buy EE, but the mobile network's recently-launched TV service shows promise, and could help BT appeal to the mobile generation, says Sophie Curtis

"...While it seems likely that the acquisition of EE by BT would sound the death knell for EE TV, BT would be foolish not to embrace the features that make the service an attractive proposition – particularly those that appeal to a more mobile-savvy generation...."

Net+ VOD: Super Noel promo !!! (Netgem STBs + Videofutur)

    (1 decémbre 2014)

   https://www.netplusfr.ch/

   https://www.netplusfr.ch/fr/support/tv

 

       netBox 8200 et netBox 7700

BUY A T-BOX OUTRIGHT for Christmas 2014 !!!

NEW: BUY A T-BOX OUTRIGHT for 144$ (was 360$)

(save 216$)

Buy it outright:
Get your T-Box with no fixed term contract, and no more to pay.
Then just add the Foxtel from Telstra packages you want. 
Requires a high-speed Telstra home broadband service.)

Source: https://www.telstra.com.au/entertainment

EE TV: "set-top box is surprisingly excellent" !!!

EE TV review (2014 December 9th)

Great Value, Recommended !!!

EE's attempt at TV bundling goes under the knife:

EE TV review

9Recommended award

EE is now offering TV, broadband and mobile bundles for a monthly fee and the set-top box is surprisingly excellent.

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/digital-tv-recorders/ee-tv-1275987/review

Netgem EE TV box, great review !!!

Solutión Netgem: 4,5 etoiles en 5 !!!

(5 December 2014)

 EE TV review: A revelation for screens big and small ...

SOURCE:
http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/131923-ee-tv-review-a-revelation-for-screens-big-and-small


"EE, the mobile network operator and internet provider, has always included entertainment as part of its offering, from movies to cinema tickets. With EE TV, the company makes a bigger play for home entertainment, offering a greater incentive to opt for its broadband service.

To get EE TV you'll have to sign up for an EE broadband package, but the good thing is that the set-top box is free to new subscribers and there's no cost for using it, other than the £9.95 a month broadband fee, and £15.75 monthly line rental.

In many ways, EE TV is more of a natural rival to BT and TalkTalk's YouView offering because it is Freeview based, although naturally there's some crossover with dedicated TV services from Sky and Virgin Media.

That makes EE TV and attractive proposition at first glance: it brings a dynamic approach to Freeview+ HD, with a smattering of smart TV functionality thrown in, with some very clever second screen functions. 

(...)

Verdict

EE TV offers an attractive approach to TV, with a second screen experience and support for smartphones and tablets that's very compelling. Four tuners mean a third and fourth device can view separate channels or be used to recording instead.

Importantly it all works without fuss, meaning you're not tied to the sofa when you want to watch something on the box. If you're constantly squabbling over what to watch, then EE TV gives you flexibility, and we really like the speed and fluidity of the interface, even if the predominance of channel logos over text means you'll sometimes need a second glance at things to see where you are.

There's an obvious hole in the on-demand services offered though. While that won't matter to those who want to use their phone or tablet, it's a step behind some of the other TV services and bringing ITV Player and 4oD should be a priority. We'd also like the option to easily filter or search - for example to find HD channels faster.

Overall, EE TV is a good set-top box offering. The multi-device connected experience is the real appeal, especially for those with busy households, and it offers good value for money for EE customers. "