AN INTERNATIONAL THIRST FOR BETTER TV

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AN INTERNATIONAL THIRST FOR BETTER TV
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• As I traveled throuh Europe during this summer,
  besides the scary news and the anticipation of
  the Olympics, I discovered, through many
  conversations with locals everywhere, the need
  for a better way to watch TV.

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• Although you can still find many different
  cultural elements specific to your place of
  travel, globalization has brought many
  similarities to each one of the corners of the
  planet, from the same types of food served in
  many restaurants -sushi served even in
  supermarkets- to the same music played in almost
  every bar I visited, to the ubiquity of TVs and
  screens everywhere and the constant streaming of
  entertainment in everyones cell phone.

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• Regardless of the age or nationality, most people
  I saw were attached to their mobile device,
  streaming news, movies, or games, whether they
  were relaxing at the beach, strolling through the
  boulevard at sunset, or just sitting at home
  after a long lunch. In many cases, I engaged in
  conversations that range from the curious case of
  global phenomenon of the Pokemon game to the way
  they were planning to watch the Olympics.

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• Most people I interviewed expressed
  dissatisfaction with the way they had to watch
  TV, whether it was related to the price of the
  cable bundles or to the buffering they
  experienced when trying to watch the latest Game
  of Thrones episode.

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• So I realized that the problem VIDGO TV is trying
  to solve -a better way to watch TV- was a
  universal one, and one that may be implemented
  internationally. When I told these people about
  what VIDGO TV is trying to do, their first
  question was an inevitable, Where do I sign
  up?, to which I always replied with the sign up
  for updated on our website since the service
  will be available soon, although nothing has been
  revealed about a possible international rollout.

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• One thing is for sure a better way to watch
  TV is something wanted everywhere. People want to
  be able to find entertainment wherever they are,
  on the move, on their mobile, with accesss to a
  movie catalog and a cloud DVR that would allow
  them to replay their recorded shows and events.
  Another factor mentioned across the board was a
  technical one

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• buffering, or that annoying time we have to wait
  for the show to continue when the connection is
  not optimal for streaming. And even though
  buffering cannot be simply eliminated by
  developing a better app, since many of the
  problems are network or WIFI related, a lighter
  app can help alliviate some of the problems in
  that department.

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• That is why, at VIDGO TV, we are, as many of you
  have expressed via Facebook messages and emails
  received, anxious to finally launch the app,
  bringing to market this much-anticipated, which
  promises to break through the streaming noise and
  the competitive market that has arisen in the
  past few years.

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• All the competition that has surfaced lately has
  only proved that the market is ready to adopt an
  app that will allow us to enjoy a better way to
  watch TV.

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• Thus, from this corner of the streaming world, as
  we await the launch of the VIDGO app, we ask you
  to be patient for a little longer, while the
  engineers put the final touches, the polishing of
  the final products, so we can finally unveil the
  app with a guarantee that will satisfy the
  highest expectations created since the
  announcement at the Consumers Electronics Show
  back in January. Until then, sit tight and be
  prepared.