2022-10-18 17:28
Technology
Alex Lowe

TalkTalk UK launch new Android TV set top box

TalkTalk UK launch new Android TV set top box

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This week, UK ISP TalkTalk has announced a new set top box designed to be used with its FTTP offering. Customers will pay for the TV service and receive the TV Hub box in order to access live TV, catchup services as well as internet streaming services too.

TalkTalk will be offering the TV Hub alongside its full fibre FTTP internet packages and will cost from £5 per month on top of any packages you have. TalkTalk will just ask for a £25 one off fee for the box. The box provides access to 70 live TV channels, catch up services from BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub as well as access to popular streaming apps such as Prime Video and NOW TV.

“We know the world of TV can be confusing, which is why we’re helping to keep everything simple for our customers. We’re giving them access to the best in TV entertainment, with an interface that makes it easy to find their favourite shows, whether live or on-demand, without any complicated commitments. Plus, the freedom to personalise our TV service just the way they’d like it by adding their favourite Apps from Google Play Store. All wrapped up in our brilliant new TV Hub, for just £5 a month.”

Susie Buckridge, general manager of Product and Strategy at TalkTalk

As it is running Android underneath, there is support for Google Play apps, Google Assistant and Chromecast. Output is at 4K, but not HDR.

Alex Lowe

TalkTalk UK launch new Android TV set top box

Alex Lowe is the owner and editor of the interface and started the website in 2013. He publishes the majority of the content on the website, hosts the three podcasts and the runs the YouTube channels. Alex has a professional background in computer networking, FWA and WiFi.

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