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OpenAudo is Poised to Upset the WHAS Market Like Never Before
OpenAudo is Poised to Upset the WHAS Market Like Never Before

Globe and Mail

time22-07-2025

  • Globe and Mail

OpenAudo is Poised to Upset the WHAS Market Like Never Before

Everyone agrees, from tech pundits to my mum, the release of the OpenAudio Plus-GC and Ultra-GC would be the best thing ever… With the launch of OpenAudio Plus-GC and Ultra-GC, we're setting a new standard in the multi-room streaming amplifier and whole home audio system market. These cutting-edge models fully support Google Cast, delivering seamless multi-zone streaming like never before. This isn't just an upgrade—it's a game changer that proves OpenAudio's commitment to innovation and excellence in home audio technology. Get ready to experience unmatched audio flexibility and control, as OpenAudio shakes up the WHAS market like never before. Market Share of iOS and Android According to Statcounter Global Stats, Android leads globally with about 70 to 72% market share, while iOS holds the remaining 28 to 30%. Seeing this clear trend, we realized the huge potential in expanding into the Android market. This insight has driven us to focus on developing products and features that cater specifically to Android users, ensuring we reach the largest audience possible and deliver the best experience across platforms. The chart's 15-year trajectory further reinforces this strategic focus: Android's dominance isn't a fleeting phase but a sustained pattern forged by its ecosystem flexibility, which has allowed it to capture diverse markets from budget to premium segments. Meanwhile, iOS's consistent hold on a dedicated slice reflects a stable user base with distinct preferences, reminding us that while prioritizing Android aligns with scale, maintaining cross-platform excellence remains key to holistic market penetration. Apple or Android Nation? Operating System Popularity Across Countries Let focus on US. In the US, iPhone has a 57.68% market share, while Android has a 42.06% market share. iPhone has led the US smartphone market since at least 2009. The closest Android came to beating iPhone was in 2011 when it captured a sizable amount of former Blackberry users Although iOS (represented by the blue bar for iPhones) holds a relatively larger proportion in the US market, Android (the green bar) still accounts for 42.06% of the market. This significant share underscores Android's crucial role — it not only maintains strong competitiveness, continuously providing diverse choices for users, but also drives industry innovation. Even in a market long - dominated by iPhones, Android, leveraging its own advantages, has become an indispensable force, deeply shaping the smartphone ecosystem landscape in the US. iPhone vs Android Market Share In The US In 2009, Android had a negligible share, but it steadily expanded over the years. By 2015, Android's market share had climbed to nearly half of iOS's, narrowing the gap significantly. From 2015 to 2020, Android maintained a consistent share, hovering around 40 - 50%, proving its ability to retain a substantial user base. Even as iOS saw periodic upticks, Android didn't lose ground drastically. This trend highlights Android's strength in catering to diverse user needs through various device manufacturers and price points. Its open - source nature and adaptability have allowed it to carve out a crucial space in the US market, competing fiercely with the iOS ecosystem. All other brands are unfriendly to Android On reddit, some reader ask JUKE if they can have one version support Google Cast, they said no. Two-plus years on, it's obvious they were just blowing smoke. Trying to pass off janky Bluetooth as a replacement for Google Cast? That's not a workaround—it's treating customers like chumps. But when customer ask OpenAudio for this, the answer is yes, of course OpenAudio can build one to satisfy you. Because OpenAudio want to satisfy all Android user, and want to be friendly to Android world. Same on Reddit, our customer has pre-order. Even something supports Google Cast, it only support 1x google cast, not 8x google cast from HOLOWHAS Ultra-GC and HOLOWHAS Plus-GC. Maybe they will release Max-GC also, that will beat other brand from both power and Android friend degree. World only Multi-room Streaming Amplifier with 8x GoogleCastThe built-in Google Cast module has passed all our lab tests with flying colors, and we're gearing up for the first production we didn't expect? The overwhelming demand. Turns out, a huge portion of users are on Android, but most multi-room gear out there only supports Airplay. Once word got out that HOLOWHAS Plus-GC is the first to offer native Google Cast across eight zones, pre-orders took off fast. Everyone agrees, from tech pundits to my mum, the release of the OpenAudio Plus-GC would be the best thing ever. Estimated shipping in about 4 months (just waiting on standard certifications like FCC or other Procedural matters)Orders will ship in strict payment order – first come, first servedQuantities are limited – early reservations are highly recommended Learn more: Unlike many other devices that don't support Google Cast or just support 1x Google Cast, our system offers true 8x Google Cast functionality (also 8x Airplay, 8x Spotify, etc). When you use 8x Google Cast, it is look like following, About OpenAudio OpenAudio is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of audio technology. With a focus on innovation and user experience, the company aims to provide solutions that enhance the way people interact with sound. OpenAudio's products are designed to meet the needs of modern audio consumers and professionals alike. For more information about OpenAudio and its products, please visit Media Contact Company Name: OpenAudio Contact Person: Lidiya Email: Send Email Country: United States Website:

Rivian Launches Enticing R1S Lease Offer for June
Rivian Launches Enticing R1S Lease Offer for June

Miami Herald

time19-06-2025

  • Automotive
  • Miami Herald

Rivian Launches Enticing R1S Lease Offer for June

The 2025 Rivian R1S battery-electric SUV delivers intense acceleration, ample range on a charge, and impressive off-road agility. That it does so dressed in a distinctively handsome, upscale wardrobe makes it even better. Powetrain choices start with a 553-horsepower Dual-Motor setup, although the optional Performance Upgrade increases that to 665 horsepower. New for 2025 is an 850-hp Tri-Motor driveline, as well as the range-topping 1,050-hp Quad-Motor. Depending on motor configuration and battery pack size, you'll be able to travel anywhere from 258 miles to 410 on a single charge, according to the EPA. The newest Rivian R1S models boast revised air springs and suspension, as well as the availability of Apple Music and Google Cast streaming video. That said, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are not available. Payload is rated at 1,764 pounds while towing is rated at 7,700 pounds. If this all sounds enticing to you, wait till you see Rivian's lease offer this month. Rivian is touting its newest "Electric Refresh Offer", giving you the opportunity to trade in your current battery electric, hybrid, or internal combustion engine vehicle for $3,000 off any Rivian R1S. You won't have to wait for your federal tax credit, either, as a $7,500 EV lease credit will be applied directly to your lease. The deal does not apply to custom-built, demo, or pre-owned vehicles. But that's not all. There's also a "Summer Adventure Offer." Opt to lease an R1S Dual-Motor model with the Performance Upgrade and large battery pack, and you'll be treated to $5,000 in down payment assistance and a $7,500 EV lease credit. Prefer the new Tri-Motor model or the hot new California Dune Edition, which wears a sublime paint job and gets standard off-road gear? You'll only receive the $5,000 down payment assist. All offers are good through June 30, 2025. Keep in mind that, when leasing, consider the monthly payment cost, taxes, and fees before signing. Lease offers vary by metro market. Get the fine print details about the offers here. With up to $12,500 in leasing offers, leasing a new Rivian R1S is harder to resist than ever before, given the improvements made for the 2025 model year. Still, the lack of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto may give some pause. Considering its refined demeanor and sleek, modern looks, parking one in your driveway may make for the perfect home improvement project. *Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. The information presented herein is based on manufacturer-provided lease offer information, which is subject to frequent change and may vary based on location, creditworthiness, and other factors. We are not a party to any lease agreements and assume no liability for the terms, conditions, availability, or accuracy of any lease offers mentioned. All terms, including but not limited to pricing, mileage allowances, and residual values, require direct verification with an authorized local OEM dealership. This article does not constitute financial advice or an endorsement of any particular lease or vehicle. Copyright 2025 The Arena Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

HOTstream Cast Embedded integrates with LG Smart TVs
HOTstream Cast Embedded integrates with LG Smart TVs

Yahoo

time14-06-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

HOTstream Cast Embedded integrates with LG Smart TVs

Guest-facing solution provider MCOMS, in collaboration with Google and LG, has integrated its HOTstream Cast Embedded platform with the latest LG Smart Hotel TVs, featuring built-in Google Cast capabilities. This partnership signifies a leap forward in in-room entertainment, allowing guests to stream content from their devices directly to the TV without the need for external hardware. The integrated solution will be showcased at HITEC 2025, where attendees can witness firsthand the HOTstream Cast Embedded platform's impact on the guest experience. Guests can start streaming their preferred content almost instantaneously by scanning a QR code on their LG Hotel TV. This feature is designed to provide a seamless and hassle-free experience for users. LG Electronics USA hospitality senior director Jake Benner said: 'LG is pleased to support this exciting collaboration with Google and MCOMS. Our commitment to innovation in hospitality is further strengthened by offering secure, embedded casting in our hotel TVs, helping hotel operators modernise while enhancing the guest experience." According to MCOMS, HOTstream Cast Embedded is among the first casting platforms to be fully certified and integrated directly into LG Smart Hotel TVs in the hospitality industry. It offers managed device access, enables hotel staff monitoring, and uses MCOMS's patented media casting technology to safeguard guest privacy. The solution provider has designed the platform to support dual deployment, enabling hotels to upgrade older TV models to the latest LG TVs with integrated casting. This approach offers investment protection and maintains high levels of guest satisfaction throughout the transition. MCOMS CEO Costas Sakellariou said: 'Our collaboration with LG and Google underscores our commitment to delivering futureproof solutions, empowering hotels to meet modern guest expectations. "MCOMS's embedded casting solution will increase guest satisfaction and enhance operational efficiency, all without sacrificing security or privacy." "HOTstream Cast Embedded integrates with LG Smart TVs" was originally created and published by Hotel Management Network, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.

The Yaber T2 Plus GTV Is Now Available: A More Integrated Entertainment Projector
The Yaber T2 Plus GTV Is Now Available: A More Integrated Entertainment Projector

Cision Canada

time09-06-2025

  • Cision Canada

The Yaber T2 Plus GTV Is Now Available: A More Integrated Entertainment Projector

NEW YORK, June 9, 2025 /CNW/ -- Yaber is proud to announce that the T2 Plus GTV, the latest version of its popular T2 series projector, is now officially available for purchase. Building on the T2 Plus's impressive audiovisual foundation, the new GTV edition introduces a fully integrated Google TV system, offering users an all-in-one, smarter entertainment experience right out of the box. Smarter System, No Dongle Needed With Google TV now built directly into the T2 Plus GTV, there's no need to rely on any external TV sticks or third-party streaming devices. This all-in-one design not only eliminates the hassle of setup and the risk of losing dongles, but also delivers a cleaner, more streamlined look—perfect for modern living spaces. Enhanced features such as battery management ensure optimized daily use and convenience. Users can now download their favorite file managers and document viewers directly from Google Play, adding greater customization and flexibility to suit individual needs. Effortless Streaming with Built-in Google Cast The GTV edition supports native Google Cast and DLNA, making screen mirroring from Android and iOS devices quicker and more stable than ever before. This replaces the older NFC-based system with a more intuitive, plug-and-play casting experience. Upgraded Hardware for Superior Performance Equipped with a new high-performance motherboard, 2GB RAM and 16GB storage, the T2 Plus GTV provides faster response times and smoother app launching, streaming, and multitasking capabilities—ideal for users seeking high-definition, uninterrupted viewing experiences. Global Language Support With support for 34 languages, including Arabic and Hebrew, the T2 Plus GTV ensures accessibility for users across diverse regions, simplifying usage without needing to switch between different systems. A True All-in-One Smart Entertainment Hub Whether you're planning an outdoor movie night, a cozy home cinema experience, or casual everyday streaming, the Yaber T2 Plus GTV is a versatile and intelligent companion for all your entertainment needs. The Yaber T2 Plus GTV is now available on Amazon US at an MSRP of $366.66, with an 18% off coupon, bringing the final price down to just $299.99. For more information, visit Yaber official website.

You can mirror your Android device to your TV — here's how
You can mirror your Android device to your TV — here's how

Tom's Guide

time30-05-2025

  • Tom's Guide

You can mirror your Android device to your TV — here's how

Sometimes squinting at a small screen is hard work — more so if you want to show off some content to others and would rather everyone didn't crowd around your device. Sometimes it's nice to kick back with a mobile game or video and appreciate the extra detail a larger screen provides. In these situations, you might consider mirroring your Android device to your TV. When you mirror your Android, everything on your phone's screen appears on your TV. Unlike casting, which streams only selected content while letting you continue using your device, mirroring duplicates your entire display. That makes it ideal for enjoying a larger view, but it also raises potential security concerns. For example, you wouldn't want to open a banking app while mirroring your phone as your sensitive information would be on full display. Mirroring is a powerful feature, but it requires you to be mindful of what's on your screen. Here's how to do it. To be able to mirror your Android screen on a smart television, the TV must be connected to the internet using the same Wi-Fi network as your Android phone. How you do this will vary from one TV to another, so refer to your set's instructions; in general, you'll find them in your television's manual. Next, launch the Quick Settings menu on your Android phone — swipe down from the top of the screen. With Android 16, you can do this with a single finger. Now look for and tap the mirror screen button. Because manufacturers use different names for it, you might see Samsung label it Smart View, Google call it Google Cast, or find it listed as Screen Mirroring, MirrorShare, Screencast, or Xiaomi Cast. Mirror options tend to need permissions to allow content to be transferred. Just tap Continue. Android will search for nearby televisions. Just tap the television that you want to mirror your Android phone to and a connection will be made. Tap Start now and your Android's screen should appear on the television. A small option control should be visible on your Android screen (but not on your television). If you tap the control, it will call up a menu that will allow you to, for example, pause the mirroring, darken the phone screen or set the aspect ratio. There should be an option to hide notifications — that it may not hide them all, though. You will be able to tap disconnect too. Whatever you view on your Android phone will appear on your television. I f you switch your phone between portrait or landscape, the TV display will alter too. You can now open apps and enjoy the larger screen experience. And there you go. You now know how to mirror an Android device on your TV. It's also possible to mirror an Android screen on a non-smart TV if you use a Chromecast device so check out how to set up Google Chromecast if this is your chosen route. For other useful guides, you can explore 5 ways to stop your smart TV from buffering and if you have a Samsung TV, change these 5 settings so it looks and performs better. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips.

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