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RE: Reliance Jio to launch 4K Set Top Boxes in India with Jio apps
Enjoying huge waves of success, Reliance Jio, within few months of its launch, plans to launch Android powered set-top boxes (STBs) in India. Following its idea of providing free 4G internet, this is believed to be Jio's second step in building their envisioned Digital Ecosystem in India.
Though they have not announced any date of the launch as of yet, several reports have surfaced hinting at the company’s plans to introduce three STBs, differing in prices and hardware. One will be the high-end STBs powered by Broadcom chipset, the other two would be powered by the Marvell processor. According to reports, the Broadcom powered by STB comes with dual core Brahma CPU and OGLES 3.1 GPU.
The three STBs are also rumoured to support 4K UHD by default and runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box. However, the users would require a 4K supported TV for the best experience.
The devices come with a pre-installed Google PlayStore along with native Android apps. It also contains Jio Suite apps like Jio TV and Jio On Demand. With these STBs, the normal LCD/LED TV can be converted into a smart TV running on Android.
Instead of the regular IR remote controller, these boxes come with Bluetooth remote controllers. They can be also controlled with smartphones using the app, similar to something Xiaomi debuted in the U.S market a couple of weeks back. The remote controller also has a mic for voice search with LAN, USB, and HDMI ports along with built-in Wi-Fi support.
Reliance Jio to launch Android powered 4K STBs | Indian Television Dot Com
Enjoying huge waves of success, Reliance Jio, within few months of its launch, plans to launch Android powered set-top boxes (STBs) in India. Following its idea of providing free 4G internet, this is believed to be Jio's second step in building their envisioned Digital Ecosystem in India.
Though they have not announced any date of the launch as of yet, several reports have surfaced hinting at the company’s plans to introduce three STBs, differing in prices and hardware. One will be the high-end STBs powered by Broadcom chipset, the other two would be powered by the Marvell processor. According to reports, the Broadcom powered by STB comes with dual core Brahma CPU and OGLES 3.1 GPU.
The three STBs are also rumoured to support 4K UHD by default and runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box. However, the users would require a 4K supported TV for the best experience.
The devices come with a pre-installed Google PlayStore along with native Android apps. It also contains Jio Suite apps like Jio TV and Jio On Demand. With these STBs, the normal LCD/LED TV can be converted into a smart TV running on Android.
Instead of the regular IR remote controller, these boxes come with Bluetooth remote controllers. They can be also controlled with smartphones using the app, similar to something Xiaomi debuted in the U.S market a couple of weeks back. The remote controller also has a mic for voice search with LAN, USB, and HDMI ports along with built-in Wi-Fi support.
Reliance Jio to launch Android powered 4K STBs | Indian Television Dot Com
RE: Reliance Jio to launch 4K Set Top Boxes in India with Jio apps
I think if they are Launching jio app suits with setup box then they should refine their jio tv app because the sd channel in jio tv is in letter box format its irritate to watch sd channel in such format that to in lcd,led,4k tv era. Even ad going appka tv have dabba will be perfect match for jio tv for sd channel. They should make 16:9 ratio even for sd channel.
I think if they are Launching jio app suits with setup box then they should refine their jio tv app because the sd channel in jio tv is in letter box format its irritate to watch sd channel in such format that to in lcd,led,4k tv era. Even ad going appka tv have dabba will be perfect match for jio tv for sd channel. They should make 16:9 ratio even for sd channel.
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RE: Home automation voice command driven by Jio
Yes bro, LTE A or LTE Advanced technology is in testing phase currently. So we are getting it for few seconds then it goes away and changes back to LTE. :k
Nilu334 said:
Yes bro, LTE A or LTE Advanced technology is in testing phase currently. So we are getting it for few seconds then it goes away and changes back to LTE. :k
