Titan OS, a technology, entertainment and advertising company based in Barcelona, has launched mitele, Mediaset Spain’s live and on-demand digital TV multiplatform, which is now available on Smart TVs powered by Titan OS in Spain.

Titan OS is already installed on 2024 Philips Smart TV devices and will soon extend its reach to earlier models through an automatic software update.

The mitele app offers free access to a catalogue of live and on-demand entertainment, fiction and news content from Mediaset Spain’s seven channels: Telecinco, Cuatro, FDF, Boing, Divinity, Energy and BeMad. It also enables access to the subscription version, mitele PLUS, which offers content without ad breaks, previews of large-format films, exclusive content and a complementary catalogue of film, series, sports, documentaries, TV movies and miniseries.

Jacinto Roca, CEO at Titan OS, said: “We are excited to collaborate with Mediaset Spain to bring mitele’s content to new audiences in Spain. Our goal is that, through our operating system, users can easily discover quality content that resonates with them. This launch is a step forward in strengthening our local content proposition”.

The mitele app will be featured on the homepage of Smart TV devices powered by Titan OS.

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