FXI and Polkast™ to Bring Content from Any Device to Any Screen

FXI Technologies™, innovator of the world's first any screen computer, and Polkast, a personal cloud service that securely connects a user's computers and mobile devices directly, today announced a innovation partnership that will allow people to access all their personal content from any device on any screen.

The Mobile World Congress

This week at the Mobile World Congress, Polkast and FXI jointly demonstrated the product's ability to pick and choose photos, videos and other content remotely from a multitude of remote devices on an HDTV using Cotton Candy as the connected computing platform and a smartphone as the input device. To illustrate, when visiting family and friends, consumers can plug the USB-stick sized Cotton Candy into their TV and instantly access their complete suite of cloud and hardware devices, easily sharing their complete library of music, photos and videos.

"Get whatever content you want, wherever there is a screen," said Hong Bui, CEO and founder of Polkast. "FXI and Polkast will at the same time make the computing experience actually personal, portable and accessible. The holy grail of mobility."

The easiest

Polkast provides users with the easiest, most cost effective solution for digital content access and management across a spectrum of mobile, computing and storage devices. Because it uses the network and storage a consumer already owns, there is no need to sync and access content from a single cloud source.

Cotton Candy development units are available now for pre-order at www.cstick.com. Furthermore details about the innovation partnership and consumer availability will be released later this year.

Cotton Candy is the world's only any screen computer equipped with an ARM® Cortex?-A9 CPU from Samsung, an ARM Mali?-400 MP GPU, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, HDMI output and the Android operating system. It decodes MPEG-4, H.264 and other video formats and display HD graphics on any HDMI equipped screen. Content can be controlled via smartphones, keyboards, mice and other USB peripherals.