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Press ReleaseBelgacom Deploys Espial Escape Browser As HTML Rendering Engine For IPTV set-top-box LaunchNovember 02, 2004
“Espial Escape’s pre-integrated and customizable user interface allowed Belgacom to get to market quickly,” says Dr. Neale Foster, Director of Marketing, TV. “Our market approach of rich functionality, standards-compliance and built for TV feature set allows set-top box manufacturers and triple play telcos to deploy with confidence.” Users can expect intuitive interfaces that make access to Media Services, Web browsing, email and chat services quick and simple for every level of user. The modular architecture of Espial Escape future-proofs the Belgacom offering, ensuring that the carrier can introduce new services or applications as the need arises. The graphical user interface is easily customizable using traditional mark up languages and allows Belgacom to up-sell or cross-sell new services. Easily integrated with any middleware or VOD supplier, Espial software can scale to meet the requirements of low-end to high-end set-top boxes. Beginning in November, the Belgacom IPTV project will be tested by one thousand families in the zones of Ghent, Brussels and Liege. About Belgacom About Espial Espial software eases your time to market and BOM considerations with highly performant applications and tools that are pre-integrated with popular middleware and VOD servers. The company is the recipient of the Deloitte and Touche 'Fast 50' top companies in Canada, two years running. Espial software is deployed and accredited for more than 100 consumer designs such as Motorola, Siemens, Sumitomo Network Electronics, Thomson, Philips, LodgeNet, OnCommand, S-Net Systems, and i3Micro Technologies. For more information contact: Yvonne Robinson Jan Margot |
