News Summary:
On February 17, 2026, Amazon MX Player, the retailer’s free video streaming service for audiences in India, launched on Smart TVs powered by the Whale TV platform, offering a range of originals, web series, movies, and international titles in local languages without a subscription. Previously, on January 21, Whale TV joined the DVB Project, an industry consortium developing open standards for digital television, a decision approved by the DVB Steering Board to strengthen DVB’s global ecosystem of technology companies contributing to specifications used across broadcast, broadband, and hybrid TV services. Earlier in January, on the 9th, Whale TV launched Boosteroid on its platform, making high-performance PC gaming available directly on 4K models in living rooms across Europe, North America, and South America without the need for expensive equipment. This followed its announcement on January 6 at CES 2026, where Whale TV expanded the global availability of its latest operating system, Whale OS 10, by adding five television brands—Aiwa, Blaupunkt, EFL, ONVO, and JVC—as licensing partners. Moka also joined its network of original design manufacturer (ODM) partners for Whale OS 10.
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