Hold On to Your Remotes: Digi TV is Launching in Portugal!
Well, folks, gather ’round because Digi TV is about to make quite the splash in Portugal this November! Yes, you heard that right. The company has been scouting for testers like a kid on a sugar high anticipating Halloween, particularly with its eye on the television services. Meanwhile, over in Spain, they’ve been waiting longer than a cat waits for its master to refill the kibble bowl. It’s about time!
Applications Ready: Get Your Clicking Finger Ready
Now, while you can’t quite get your contract signed just yet, it appears the Digi TV apps are rolling out on various platforms. You can check out the Android app here, or if you’re feeling fancy, try it on Android TV. Those of you wielding iOS devices, don’t feel left out; you can find the app here for your mobile and it’s available for Apple TV as well. “Digi TV,” you say? Sounds like a party!
Interestingly enough, the app has made an appearance on numerous Smart TV catalogs—yes, even those top brands like Samsung’s Tizen—like it’s crashing all the exclusive bashes across town. We’re in testing mode, but mark my words, the official launch will be here quicker than your grandma finds a way to sneak you sweets at family gatherings.
What’s Hot on Digi TV?
Now, we’ve got a tempting glimpse of the channels available with Digi TV in Portugal, and let’s just say it’s a smorgasbord of options. Take a look-see at this list! But before you start dreaming about what might come to Spain, just remember: this lineup is tailored for our friends across the border, and might not make a cheese-smelling pit-stop anytime soon. Here’s what you can expect:
- Disney Channel
- Eurosport 1
- AMC
- BBC World News
- Nat Geo Wild
- Cartoon Network
- National Geographic
- Disney Junior
- 24 Kitchen
- Food Network (in English)
- SIC
- TVI
- CNN
- And a whole lot more!
That’s right! You can feast your eyes on everything from reality TV to documentaries, and even a touch of cooking magic to improve your culinary cred in the kitchen. It’s all well-organized, with categories to ensure you don’t lose your way like a child in a toy shop. Plus, there’s a snazzy secure identification system, allowing for a pinch of security for your binge-watching sessions. Who doesn’t love to feel safe while devouring a season of their favorite guilty pleasure?
What This Means for the Future
Now, let’s be clear: while it’s all well and good that our Portuguese pals are getting their drizzle of Digi TV, the excitement for Spain is palpable—at least for those who know a good thing when it slithers into town! It’s the classic case of FOMO (fear of missing out), and Digi seems ready to convert that into a fiesta of viewing options. The operator is making waves, and with new rates on the horizon, you’d be wise to keep an eye on what they’ll pull out of their hat next—I’ve heard they like to keep their secrets as closely guarded as a magician’s tricks.
In conclusion, while Portuguese users gear up for a TV revolution, we can only sit here, twiddling our thumbs, waiting for our own Digi TV blockbuster. So, grab your popcorn, and let’s see how this unfolds. Just remember, if Digi can manage to keep things this exciting, who knows what wonders may await us! Until then, stay tuned!
According to forecasts and what has been previously announced, Digi intends to debut in Portugal in the month of November. On that date, its services will be available, for which it has been looking for testers in recent weeks. Among them, one of those that is attracting the most attention is television, especially in view of the fact that, in Spain, we have been waiting for it for a long time.
Applications now available
Although the contract cannot be carried out yet, the Digi TV applications are now accessible to users on both Android hereAndroid TV from this linkiOS mobile devices here and finally, for the Apple TV platform from the App Store here. In addition, Portuguese users say that the application has also appeared in the catalogs of many of them. the main brands of Smart televisionslike Samsung’s Tizen. This first availability, although in the testing process with a definitive launch soon, prepares the ground for television contracting on Digi to become a reality.
Users who have had the opportunity to see the service and explore its possibilities have published the list of channels that can currently be accessed. However, keep in mind that, first, It is a list adjusted to Portugal. And, second, the list may not be complete. To these channels, we should also add the integration of services such as DAZN, which was previously discussed by Digi in Portuguese territory.
What channels are included?
Once again, please note that the list is for Digi TV in Portugal. Take a look out of curiositybut not to imagine what will come to Spain at the time when users in our country also have the opportunity to access the television service. That said, the list is as follows:
- Disney Channel
- Eurosport 1
- Eurosport 2
- AMC
- Hollywood
- Nat Geo Wild
- Panda
- Panda Kids
- Say
- Home and kitchen
- BBC World News
- Discovery Channel
- Baby TV
- Cartoon Network
- National Geographic
- SIC K
- SIC Ways
- The Ball TV
- Star
- Star Life
- Star Movies
- Star Comedy
- Star Crime
- 24 Kitchen
- TLC
- Disney Junior
- RTP 1
- RTP 2
- RTP 3
- RTP Memory
- AXN
- AXN White
- MCM France
- AXN Movies
- TVI
- CNN
- SIC
- SIC News
- Radical SIC
- Record TV Europe
- V+ TVI
- iConcerts
- Stingray Djazz
- Mezzo TV in France
- Euronews English France
- Fightbox United Kingdom
- Curiosity
- Love Nature
- Fast&Fun box
- Game Toon
- RTP Africa
- RTP Azores
- RTP Madeira
- SIC Woman
- TVI Reality
- Hgtv
- Cartoonito channel
- Luxury tv
- Record news Europe
- Euronews
- France 24 (in English)
- CCTV-4 Europe
- Cgtn
- Discovery Science
- Food Network (in English)
- Travel channel
- Investigation Discovery
- TV5 World (in English)
- TVE international Europe
- CBS reality Europe
- Jim Jam Pan Europe
- Fashionbox UK
- Docubox UK
- Filmbox Arthouse
- German wave
- Fashion TV
As you can see in the images of the application, the channels are well divided by categories so that users have the opportunity to access them comfortably. At the same time, the interface looks very clear, easy to navigate and with good use of the aesthetics that television services from operators usually have. We can also see that there is a system of secure identification which will allow us to identify ourselves on our different devices with a PIN code or through online authentication. It is to be imagined that many of these features will be maintained when Digi TV premieres in Spain, although everything is conjecture and no hasty conclusions should be drawn.
What is clear is that this type of news is exciting. Not because of what Portuguese users are going to have in their hands, something that does not affect us in any way, but to see that the growth and expansion of Digi continues in a very solid way. And, on the other hand, meet Digi TV in the application stores, as well as seeing their captures, is always something that awakens a pleasant tingle. Taking into account the great state of form in which the operator is in Spain, the only thing missing, with these new rates that it presented yesterday, is to launch its television and turn the market upside down again.
