PureFlix.Com Now Streaming on Android TVs, Apple TV and More as Platform Expansion Continues

Moves Driven by Consumer Demand for Additional Device Compatibility

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.(25 Apr 2017)

PureFlix.com, the leader in the faith and family streaming video on demand space, is expanding the type and number of devices consumers can watch the service on, thanks to a significant expansion of its Android-based platform and compatibility with Apple TV.

For the first time, PureFlix.com will now be available directly on Android TVs from Sony and Sharp, Amazon Kindle Fire Tablets, and Android media players, making it even easier and more convenient for consumers to stream the more than 6,500 titles currently on the platform.

Additionally, now that Apple TV has been added to the platform, PureFlix.com is now available on all of the top streaming media players.

Other existing Android devices—such as smartphones, tablets and other streaming media players (such as Amazon Fire TV and Google Chromecast) —will also get performance upgrades with the Android update. Consumers will notice improvements in overall navigational speed, along with other enhancements.

“I’m convinced that our success has been based on our ability to quickly respond to what consumers ask for…we still have a start-up mentality,” said PureFlix.com CEO Greg Gudorf. “Whether it’s content or technology, we want consumers to know that we’re listening.”

PureFlix.com’s expansion into Android TVs includes many Sony BRAVIA and Sharp AQUOS sets, including the popular 4K Ultra HD sets. With Android TVs, the app-based functionality typically associated with smartphones and tablets comes to the living room, opening up a world of entertainment and convenience.

The move to expand Android functionality for watching Pure Flix.com comes on the heels of a recent comScore Connected Home study looking into the penetration of streaming media devices in U.S. Wi-Fi households. The study found that that Roku streaming media players lead the pack with 18 percent penetration, followed by Amazon Fire TV (12 percent), Google Chromecast (8 percent) and Apple TV (5 percent).