Technicolor has unveiled its new consumer brand, M-GO at CES. This free app offers seamless access to all content across all connected devices, through a cloud-based experience. Technicolor also confirmed strategic relationships around M-GO with Intel, Samsung, and VIZIO.

M-GO has a state-of-the-art discovery engine that fetches consumers the content that they want to watch when they want it.  M-GO can also be used with smart phones or connected tablet as a premium second-screen experience, when watching TV.

M-GO will launch and be available to US consumers in the spring of 2012, before going international in 2013.

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