James C. Goss - Barrington Research Associates, Inc., Research Division
Okay. And then lastly, the -- could you talk about the configuration involving TiVo without a set-top box? Exactly how would that be implemented? Would it be built into the TV somehow? And I know it's your software rather than hardware solution, but how exactly would it transpire?
Naveen Chopra - Senior Vice President of Corporate Development & Strategy
Yes, at the end of the day, what is the consistent part of that is there's a cloud component of it that -- where all of the intelligence and the information about users and their preferences and all the metadata is stored. Our intent is to make that available to a growing number of devices over time. So it will start with things like, obviously, iOS devices, Android devices, the browser. As you get into things like connected TVs, game consoles, et cetera, those tend to be more proprietary platforms. But we do intend over time to address as many of those as possible.
Thomas S. Rogers - Chief Executive Officer, President and Director
Just to note on that last point that the Scandinavian operator mentioned earlier, Com Hem, has put in place an arrangement with us for us to deliver a full IPTV cloud-based solution that is not dependent on the set-top as part of that arrangement. So this is something we are actively engaged in for operators today who choose to go to that level of IPTV delivery.
Naveen Chopra - Senior Vice President of Corporate Development & Strategy
Yes, and I guess just to crystallize it, I mean, the reason someone like Com Hem is so enthusiastic about that is they believe there is a growing number of subscribers who want access to pay television content on a mobile device, on a PC, potentially on a connected TV that has some sort of browser. And this is a very efficient way for them to deliver the full complement of that service with a great user interface without having to deal with the operational complexity of getting a set-top box into the home.