Elon Musk Unveils X TV App Beta for Smart TVs

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X TV App

Elon Musk has officially announced the beta release of the X TV app for select Smart TV models, marking a significant step in the evolution of the platform formerly known as Twitter. Musk confirmed this development by responding to a post on X by the user DogeDesigner. The post highlighted that the X TV app is now live on Android TVs, though there was no mention of availability on Apple TV at this time.

Smart TV Compatibility and Future Integrations

The X TV app is currently compatible with Smart TVs from brands such as LG, Amazon Fire TV, and Google TV (previously known as Android TV). Users with these devices can now experience the micro-blogging platform on their big screens. The post also hinted at future integrations, likely including Apple TV and other platforms like Roku²⁴. While the app is initially limited to the United States, a broader rollout is anticipated in the coming months.

Early Teasers and High-Resolution Streaming

The first glimpse of the X TV app came from the company’s CEO, Linda Yaccarino, back in April. She teased that the dedicated TV app would host high-resolution streaming videos. A preview of the app’s interface suggested a user experience similar to YouTube, making it intuitive for users.

Exciting Features and Enhanced User Experience

Users can look forward to a range of features, including trending video algorithms, AI-powered topic recommendations, cross-device experiences, enhanced video search, and effortless casting. The app promises wide availability, soon to be accessible on most smart TVs. Yaccarino assured users, “We’ll keep you updated,” emphasizing the platform’s commitment to continuous improvement.

X TV App

X TV: Redefining Social Media and Streaming

X is transforming the social media landscape, with Musk aiming to create an all-encompassing app. The introduction of a Smart TV app not only extends its reach but also attracts new users to the platform. While the video streaming service is expected to appeal to many, the challenge remains in how Musk and his team will populate and source content for the platform.

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