3Cat launches on Titan OS smart TVs across Europe and Latin America

Titan OS has added Catalan public broadcaster 3Cat to Philips, JVC and Sharp smart TVs, expanding access to live and on-demand Catalan-language programming across Europe and Latin America. The launch gives viewers free access to series, documentaries, news, podcasts and children’s content through Titan OS-powered devices.

Why it matters: - Titan OS users in Europe and Latin America now have direct access to 3Cat, expanding the reach of Catalan-language entertainment beyond Spain. - The launch adds local public-media programming to Titan OS’s connected TV ecosystem, which is built to combine global apps with regional content brands. - Viewers can stream free Catalan entertainment, culture, news and live broadcasts on smart TVs from Philips, JVC and Sharp.

What happened: - Titan Operating System S.L. launched 3Cat on Titan OS-powered Philips, JVC and Sharp smart TVs. - The app is available on the apps page for Titan OS users in Europe and Latin America. - The rollout was announced from Barcelona on October 27, 2026. - The partnership brings the digital streaming service from Catalonia’s public broadcaster to Titan OS devices.

The details: - 3Cat’s catalog includes exclusive digital premieres, original flagship shows, classic series, documentaries, news and podcasts. - The app includes live TV and radio streams from the broadcaster. - Users can also watch catch-up programming from past linear broadcasts. - 3Cat includes a dedicated section for children’s content. - Free registration unlocks personalized recommendations and other enhanced viewing features. - Titan OS users can watch new titles such as Gènesi, a drama series inspired by the story of El Bulli. - Older Catalan productions including Merlí and El cor de la ciutat are also available on demand. - Titan OS said the launch reflects its focus on bringing local content to a global audience.

Between the lines: - The move strengthens Titan OS’s pitch as an open connected TV platform that can make regional media more discoverable on smart TVs. - Adding a public broadcaster may help Titan OS deepen engagement by offering content that is familiar, local and free to access. - For 3Cat, the distribution deal extends visibility for Catalan-language programming across multiple markets without requiring a standalone TV platform launch in each one.

What's next: - Titan OS said the addition supports its broader strategy of building an inclusive connected TV ecosystem. - The company expects the partnership to improve viewer engagement and content discovery across its TV platform. - 3Cat content should continue reaching Titan OS viewers in additional countries within the Europe and Latin America footprint already mentioned in the launch.

The bottom line: - Titan OS is using 3Cat to broaden its regional content offering, while 3Cat gains a wider international path for Catalan-language programming on smart TVs. - Titan OS’s website is here.