Titan SDK is Now on npm!
To support modern development workflows, the Titan SDK is now officially available as an npm package. This change makes it easier to integrate and manage the SDK in your applications.Key advantages:Dependency Versioning: You can now lock the SDK to a specific version in your package.json, ensuring stable and predictable builds.Modern libraries: Seamlessly integrate the SDK with bundlers like Vite, Webpack, and other modern development tools.TypeScript: The package comes with bundled type definitions for a great developer experience with autocompletion and type safety.Our documentation has been updated to reflect this new, recommended approach. Check out the Get Started guide to learn more.Technical documentation refresh
We’ve made a major refresh of our Titan OS technical docsHighlights:- Device capabilities: Expanded details to help your app run better across devices
- User agents: Clarified formats and detection guidance
- Titan SDK: New SDK replacing the Device Info API, with a migration guide and best-practice use cases
- Media specifications: Updated audio/video, DRM, and streaming requirements
- Testing on devices: Updated guidance for testing across brands and manufacturers
- Issues & troubleshooting: Consolidated common issues and fixes
- JVC 2025 devices: Added device and support details
New Titan SDK
In the coming weeks, Titan OS is pleased to announce the launch of the Titan SDK, a new and improved library that will replace the current Device Info API script.The new SDK will offer extended functionality, including:- Device capabilities.
- Accessibility settings (e.g. text-to-speech, text magnification).
- App control features (including app-to-app linking).
- Most up-to-date features and support to upcoming Titan OS devices from new manufacturers.