Globe Telecom and The Walt Disney Company Southeast Asia have just launched an all-in-one Disney content app on the Glorietta Activity Center in Makati City, bringing The Philippines is the pilot facility in Asia and only the second on the planet, after the UK.
The “DisneyLife: Disney World in One App” app was launched on May 25 and includes over 350 Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars movies, over 5,000 kid’s TV episodes and over 6,000 pieces of music.
For a monthly subscription of P149, Disney fans within the Philippines can access a big range of downloadable entertainment options in order that they can enjoy them anytime, even after they are offline.
“The Filipino consumer is a highly digital consumer and highly engaged on social media,” said The Walt Disney Company Southeast Asia vice chairman and managing director Mahesh Samat to elucidate why they selected to debut the app in Asia through the Philippines.
“I can’t wait to see what will happen and how the Filipino consumer will use this app,” he said.
DisneyLife movie content includes among the world’s classic and best-loved movies similar to The Lion King, The Incredibles and Star Wars, in addition to the highest-grossing Disney Philippines movies of all time. These include Iron Man 3, Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron.
In the meantime, fans may have the chance to be the primary to listen to latest episodes of Disney TV series streaming from the biggest library of Disney Kids TV shows. These include Big Hero 6 and Tangled from Disney Channel, Mickey and the Roadster Racers from Disney Junior, and Spider-Man and Star Wars Rebels from Disney XD.
On the opposite hand, the app’s music selection includes unforgettable soundtracks from Moana, Frozen, Coco, and High School Musical.
“It all comes together to create a wide range of content. The content we create appeals to families and people of all ages – from children to men, women and teenagers,” said Samat.
Featuring among the most extensive content of any app in existence, DisneyLife also provides consumers with recommendations on what to pay for watching and listening, in addition to built-in controls that allow parents to personalize and manage how their children use the app.
“From what we see in our data traffic, it’s growing 20-30% per quarter,” said Globe president and CEO Ernest Cu, who covers the video streaming scene within the Philippines.
“More and more individuals are buying smartphones. Data shows that video is the primary use case. How would you dislike or dislike a movie where you are taking the content with you and watch it wherever you wish, every time you wish, in comparison with the old way of watching where you needed to go home at a certain time to look at a series? he added.
The DisneyLife app is on the market for Android and iOS devices and might be downloaded from the App Store and Google Play stores. With each subscription, consumers can create as much as six accounts, register as much as 10 devices and watch on as much as 4 screens concurrently.
Source : http://newsbytes.ph/2018/06/04/ph-is-first-country-in-asia-to-launch-disney-life-app/
