Google TV goes Android 3.2, next up Ice Cream Sandwich
Google TV devices from Sony received an update based on Android Honeycomb 3.2 this week, and Logitech's Revue will be updated in the near future. This is the last major update for the platform before Ice Cream sandwich, which is rumored to come before year's end.
Boxee officially pulls the plug on PC client
Boxee is following through with its announcement to remove the Mac, Windows and Linux versions of its client from its website. PC users have until the end of Tuesday to download the latest version, but many might opt to check out a competitor instead.
Google TV’s biggest competitor looks awfully familiar
No, it's not Apple's long-rumored TV set or one of the countless other app platforms from Samsung to Roku: Google TV's biggest competitor, capable even of derailing the company's entrance into the market for pay-TV set-top boxes, may just be Android itself.
Google TV’s biggest competitor looks awfully familiar
No, it's not Apple's long-rumored TV set, or one of the countless other app platforms from Samsung to Roku: Google TV's biggest competitor, capable even of derailing the company's entrance into the market for pay TV set-top boxes, may just be Android itself.
Google TV’s biggest competitor looks awfully familiar
No, it's not Apple's long-rumored TV set, or one of the countless other app platforms from Samsung to Roku: Google TV's biggest competitor, capable even of derailing the company's entrance into the market for pay TV set-top boxes, may just be Android itself.
Where were all the Google TVs at CES?
A week ago, it seemed like Google TV was back on track after announcing new partners. But if Google finally is gaining the trust and support of the consumer electronics industry, there was little evidence of it at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Google TV on track to launch around the world in 2012
Sony is going to start selling Google TV devices around the world, Google revealed in a blog post today. Google also confirmed we are going to see new Google TV gear from LG, Vizio, Samsung and Sony at CES in Las Vegas next week.
Marvell’s ARM chips will power Google TV’s future
The Intel days are over for Google TV: The next generation of Google TV devices will be powered by an ARM chip from Marvell that promises to be cheaper, snappier and less of a power hog. Also in Marvell's pipeline: Android set-top-boxes for pay-TV operators.
Apple’s TV plans: my takeaways from the WSJ report
On Sunday the Wall Street Journal published a report on Apple's television plans. I had to read the story at least three times to really figure out what exactly Apple is doing when it comes to television. Here are my takeaways from the report.
Why Google TV will win
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt recently said that the company's TV platform will soon dominate the CE market. I was initially underwhelmed by the recent system update, but now I have to say that I agree with Schmidt. Here are five reasons Google TV will be huge.
