Tet+ launches on Titan OS smart TVs in 26 European countries
Tet+ is now available on Titan OS-powered smart TVs across 26 European markets, expanding the Baltic streamer’s reach with live TV, on-demand films and original series. The rollout gives Titan OS another regional content partner as it pushes local discovery on connected TVs.
Why it matters: - Tet+ gains distribution across a broad European footprint through Titan OS-powered smart TVs. - The deal expands access to live television, on-demand entertainment and Tet+ Originals for connected TV viewers in 26 countries. - Titan OS strengthens its local-content strategy by adding a major Baltic streaming service to its platform.
What happened: - Titan Operating System S.L. and Tet announced a strategic partnership in Barcelona on November 12, 2026. - The agreement brings Tet’s streaming service, Tet+, to smart TVs powered by Titan OS. - Tet+ is now available in Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
The details: - Tet+ subscribers get access to live television channels and an on-demand library. - The library includes global blockbusters, festival films and Tet+ Originals. - Recent additions include Līmenis, a strategic game show with 24/7 live interactive coverage. - Recent additions also include Ričijs Rū, a children’s series focused on countryside life. - Obsession, a 2026 psychological horror title, also joined the service ahead of Halloween. - Titan OS powers smart TVs from manufacturers including Philips, Vestel, JVC and Sharp. - Titan OS also counts Philips, Sharp and JVC among the TV brands it powers.
Between the lines: - Titan OS is using regional content partnerships to make its home screens more relevant in local markets. - The Tet deal gives the platform another reason for viewers to stay inside its ecosystem instead of switching to separate streaming apps. - Tet is extending its connected-TV reach beyond the Baltics into mainstream European TV brands.
What's next: - Titan OS is likely to keep adding local and regional content partners as it expands across Europe. - Tet can use the partnership to push Tet+ into more living rooms without relying only on direct app discovery. - The companies did not announce pricing changes or rollout timing beyond the current availability.
The bottom line: - Tet+ is now a wider European streaming play, and Titan OS gets a stronger local-content slate for its smart TV platform. - More information: Tet announcement - More information: Titan OS
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