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Introducing the Ditto Fire OS Receiver

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The new Ditto Fire OS Receiver brings wireless screen mirroring, digital signage and emergency alerts to Fire OS devices. It joins Windows, Apple TV and Android as another Ditto receiver option, giving you one more way to turn a screen you already own into a Ditto-ready display.

 

The screens you already have just got better

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Fire OS devices are budget-friendly alternatives to more costly media players, set-top boxes and TVs. They're a classic gap-filler in spaces that don't require robust collaboration capabilities. You won't traditionally find them powering collaboration in classrooms and meeting spaces. Instead, you might have an Amazon Fire TV Stick tucked behind a hallway TV or lobby screen running digital signage.

That changes now.

The new Ditto Fire OS Receiver app gives schools and businesses a way to turn Fire OS-powered displays into wireless collaboration and communication hubs. You don't need to buy and deploy costly hardware, HDMI cables or multiple different solutions to bring screen sharing, signage and alerts to your screens.

Whether you need a full-scale wireless collaboration solution or just a simple way to display digital signage on that hallway display, Ditto has you covered.

Download the Ditto Fire OS Receiver app on compatible devices here.

 

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One new receiver. Multiple jobs.

Once a Ditto Fire OS Receiver is running, you can:

Why Ditto Fire OS Receiver?

Buying and deploying dedicated presentation or signage hardware is expensive and slow. IT and AV teams already have enough on their plates without adding a new device type to procure, set up and support. The Ditto Fire OS Receiver skips all of that on screens that already run Fire OS. That means faster rollouts, fewer purchase orders and one less system to account for in the budget.

It also means more consistency. Instead of juggling native protocols like AirPlay, Cast or Miracast, each with its own connection steps and network requirements, every device connects the same way. End users get fewer unwanted surprises. IT teams get fewer help tickets.

Related: Learn about the new Ditto Android Receiver.

Same great Ditto experience on Fire OS

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Ditto users can expect the same screen sharing experience to Fire OS-powered displays. Open Ditto Connect on your device, enter the Room Code shown on the display and start mirroring. Whether the room's receiver happens to be a Fire TV, an Apple TV, a Windows PC or an Android device, the process for the person presenting looks and feels the same. That's the cross-platform consistency we always strive to deliver.

Compare compatible Ditto receivers

How to get Ditto Fire OS Receiver

Download the Ditto Fire OS Receiver from the Amazon Store on your displays today.

Don't have Ditto in your school or business? Start a 30-day free Ditto trial here.

 

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