Humax TV Portal lands on HDR-FOX T2

No Sky Player yet though

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4 February 2011 14:36 GMT / By Paul Lamkin

Humax has confirmed that its TV Portal - an internet powered gathering of widgets and the like - will hit its HDR-FOX T2 Freeview boxes in the coming days.

The platform will arrive as an over-the-air download between 4 February and 6 February.

Pocket-lint has tested the platform via a pre-release beta and we thought it was pretty nifty indeed. It offers Humax box owners (it's coming to the HD-FOX T2 as well, in "a matter of weeks") an entrance into the crazy world of web-based VOD and IPTV services from the likes of Flickr, the BBC iPlayer, Wiki@TV as well as internet radio stations too.

"No Sky Player!" we hear you cry. Indeed, it is a glaring omission from our beta test version, but our inside lady told Pocket-lint that: "Humax is still in the process of completing Sky Player tests, but didn’t want to delay the launch of the Portal" and that "Sky Player is expected to launch in a matter of weeks."

So it is coming, you'll just have to sit tight for now.

Are you a Humax owner who has been waiting for this firmware upgrade? If so, let us know your thoughts in the comments below... 

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Humax TV Portal, Humax HD-Fox T2, Humax HDR-FOX T2, Sky Player, Home Cinema, iPlayer

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