Showing posts with label Google TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google TV. Show all posts

Monday, August 9, 2010

Video: What is Google TV

Get more than just shows and movies on your television. Watch videos on the web, browse photos, play games, and more -- all in one seamless experience.


Google TV is a software platform that hardware device makers can use. Initially it will be supported by Logitech, Sony and Dish. Right now, there are three places we'll see Google TV: a set top box by Logitech, Sony televisions (and one Blu-ray player) and an upcoming DISH box. It will be also be compatible with your cable or satellite box. Once it starts up it works like Google search with a simple search bar for you to start - be that through a cable subscription channel, Netflix or somewhere on the web. With Google TV you can combine TV and the web. That is you can watch a streaming video on part of the screen while watching your favorite Soap on the other part. Combines your Phone with your TV. Thanks to required Google TV hardware specs like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, you'll be able to load a webpage on your Android phone and beam it to your TV. It also has complete access to the Android App store and therefore you can use it to run Apps. Also supports flash videos and games. Combining web with TV has never been more fun



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Thursday, May 20, 2010

Video: Introducing Google TV

Google TV is all set to enter living rooms and marry traditional TV with the Web.




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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Google and partners said to be developing Google TV



It has been reported that Google and partners are developing Google TV. Google an Intel have teamed up with Sony to bring out a new generation of televisions and set-top boxes. For Google and Intel it is a way of bringing their internet and computing dominance to an arena where they have had little say and for Sony it would be a big competitive and technological advantage.



The three giants have also tapped Logitech which makes remote controls and speakers. The new set-top box will make it easy for TV users to navigate popular social networkings sites right from their TV. The software used will be the Android operating system created by Google.



A person with knowledge of the Google TV project said that the set-top box technology was sufficiently advanced that Google had begun testing it with Dish Network, one of Google’s longstanding partners in the TV Ads program.



This will also give Google the opportunity to further it's reach in TV advertising.







Source [ NY Times ]


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Sociolatte