Hisense now has over one million Hisense TVs running the VIDAA operating system in South Africa.
This is a huge milestone for the company and illustrates the popularity of both Hisense TVs and the VIDAA operating system.It is also a particularly impressive achievement when you consider that almost half of these devices have been connected in the last two years.
It is designed to make all the most popular local and international streaming apps accessible to local users with a single button press. Alternatively, you can use the VIDAA OS universal search function to find each app faster, as well as VIDAA Voice. Whether you want to search for content, manage your account, or curate your favourite movies and series – the VIDAA app does it all, and is available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.South African businesses that want to take advantage of the popularity of VIDAA can do so through its advertising channels.
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