Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Disrupting the TV
The television has come a long way in the past decades but as of late, it has stalled to some degree and needs some serious changes. 3D televisions as well as those that are connected with internet phones have been around but not really caught on. this disruption will be led by the second screen, specifically by
integrating devices like tablets and smartphones into the TV experience.
This makes sense when you understand that the TV is generally a shared
screen in a communal setting. Therefore, the TV is likely the wrong
screen to deliver “personal” or “individualized” experiences. Where this gets exciting is when the communal and
individual TV experiences get integrated together. For example, while
watching a football game on the big screen with friends, I can use my
tablet or smartphone in conjunction with the game to see elements
personalized to me: things like camera angles, replays, relevant fantasy
league data or other stats of interest to me — not others in the room. What do you think about the direction TV is headed?
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The 3D television and internet phone service connection are not that big. Maybe for gaming.
ReplyDeleteThe new technology for phone services and gaming has really made leaps and bounds with web development.
ReplyDeleteThe connected TVs are not really living up to what they claimed. Internet phone services are actually better on the computer.
ReplyDeleteInternet phone services are great for remote education. It will keep the student on track even if they cannot be there in person.
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