Suitable for Apple devices and Android devices!

I had long flirted with the mobile DVB-T receiver Tivizen, but either there was only devices that worked with Ipad / iPhone or Android devices with or specifically only with Samsung Android devices.
The more surprised I was when I discovered the nano Tivizen which is to apparently cope with two device classes, and even to work with a Windows PC and Mac computers!
I discovered in Amazon this device here, but there was also one with this name:

iCube EN 17551 Tivizen Nano Mobile DVB-T Receiver for Apple / Android (Wifi) Black

Since, except for the price, obviously was no difference, I ordered both and lo and behold, the two products were identical, so I returned the more expensive items.
Everything worked well right away, I found 20 stations, which were more or less well received, the unit operates with the iPad and the Android phone (Galaxy Note)!
Unfortunately, the following promise has not been confirmed in the product on Amazon:

"You should have forgotten what or be interrupted, you can even pause the current program without having to take the same. Press the pause button or go back effortlessly to a desired sequence. Because you Tivizen nano allows timeshifting."

A pause button, there is neither in the iOS app in the Android App, so it is nothing with timeshifting TV unfortunately.
I hope that is still possible through an update.
Schade is well that the Tivizen nano can not be integrated into an existing WLAN, as the competitors is further :-(
Also a pity that you can not access with 2 devices at the same time plan.
If the criticisms would be eliminated, there would be 5 star.
Recordings I've made so far only under Android, but that has worked out well.
Unfortunately, I do not know how you can watch the recorded programs without the Tivizen nano example with CEM PC, the recorded files have the extension .ts, so that seems to be its own format.
On the whole I am to peace with it and look at the invested 73 output as meaningful.

Addendum:
As I Icube has just told to be there the update with the Timeshift function in mid-January.
Very nice!