Titan OS, the Barcelona-based technology, entertainment and advertising company, has launched two new streaming channels in Germany, Austria and Switzerland: DEFA TV and Himmlisches Kino.

The addition of DEFA TV and Himmlisches Kino expands Titan OS’s streaming channels portfolio, which is accessible on Philips and Sony’s Android TVs. These new channels add 200 hours of content, with feeds that are updated monthly. The channels offer a mix of premium and localised entertainment, including classic East German cinema and faith-based films and series.

• DEFA TV: The channel for all fans of film classics brings the GDR cinema back to the screens  – from drama to thriller, from comedy to science fiction. The portfolio is supplemented by documentaries about life and people in the GDR and unique cartoons and puppet films from the past.

• Himmlisches Kino: The channel for all fans of moving stories and feel-good cinema, brings memorable stories and films based on true events.

Bogdan Logvinov, Business Development Lead at Titan OS, commented: “The addition of DEFA TV and Himmlisches Kino marks another step in our commitment to delivering locally relevant entertainment to the audiences across the DACH region. These channels showcase culturally rich programming—from iconic classics to inspiring stories—that reflect the heritage and interests of our audiences. By bringing these thoughtfully curated FAST channels, we’re making it easier than ever to discover and enjoy content that resonates with viewer’s interests”

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