MY SMART TV

Background

Part 1

A first patent was filed in 1994[13] (and extended the following year)[14] for an

"intelligent" television system, linked with data processing systems, by means of a

digital or analog network.

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Part 2

The mass acceptance of digital television in late 2000s and early 2010s greatly

improved smart TVs.

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Definition

Part 1

A smart TV device is either a television set with integrated Internet capabilities or a

set-top box for television that offers more advanced computing ability and

connectivity than a contemporary basic television set

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Part 2

Smart TV platforms or middleware have a public Software development kit (SDK)

and/or Native development kit (NDK) for apps so that third-party developers can

develop applications for it, and an app store so that the end-users can install and

uninstall apps themselves.

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Social Networking

Part 1

Some smart TV platforms come prepackaged, or can be optionally extended, with

social networking technology capabilities.

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Advertising

Some smart TV platforms also support interactive advertising, addressable advertising

with local advertising insertion and targeted advertising,[42] and other advanced

advertising features such as ad telescoping[43] using VOD and DVR, enhanced TV for

consumer call-to-action and audience measurement solutions for ad campaign

effectiveness.

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Internet Security

There is evidence that a smart TV is vulnerable to attacks.

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Function

Part 1

Smart TV devices also provide access to user-generated content (either stored on an

external hard drive or in cloud storage) and to interactive services and Internet

applications, such as YouTube, many using HTTP Live Streaming (also known as

HLS) adaptive streaming

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Part 2

Smart TV devices facilitate the curation of traditional content by combining

information from the Internet with content from TV Providers.

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Some devices feature additional interactive organic user interface / natural user

interface technologies for navigation controls and other human interaction with a

Smart TV, with such as second screen companion devices,[30][31] spatial gestures input

like with Xbox Kinect,[32][33][34] and even for speech recognition for natural language

user interface.

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Part 3

Some devices feature additional interactive organic user interface / natural user

interface technologies for navigation controls and other human interaction with a

Smart TV, with such as second screen companion devices,[30][31] spatial gestures input

like with Xbox Kinect,[32][33][34] and even for speech recognition for natural language

user interface.

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Tecnology

Smart TV technology and software is still evolving, with both proprietary and open

source software frameworks already available.

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Restriction of access

Internet websites can block smart TV access to content at will, or tailor the content

that will be received by each platform.

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Market Share

According to a report from the researcher NPD In-Stat, only about 12 million U.S.

households have their Web-capable TVs connected to the Internet, although In-Stat

estimates about 25 million U.S. TV households own a set with the built-in network

capability.

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The Difference Between Simple Past Tense and Simple Present Tense :

1. Present tense is used to express events that become habits, general truths or facts. While Past tense is used to express the events in the past.

2. Present tense verbal forms using the verb 1. Past tense using the verb

3. Present tense nominal terms used to be: is, am, are. Past tense is used to be: was, were.