4oD, the video on demand service of Channel 4, is now available on a variety of devices running Windows 8, with a new app developed by KIT digital.

Channel 4 commissioned KIT digital for its experience and knowledge of the 4oD architecture to develop the new app, which was the first UK VoD app to be made available on Windows 8.

Anand Krishnan, senior director, Developer and Platform Group, Microsoft UK, said: “We’re excited to see how developers are bringing their best work to the Windows platform, and we believe this is a key factor behind the momentum that Windows 8 has enjoyed since launch. The work that KIT digital has done on the 4oD app is a great example of this, with the result being a really slick app that makes the very most of touchscreen input.”

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