documents indicate that the company plans to launch a new smart TV apps and games
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Google has plans to launch a new smart TV. The information is from a report produced by the website The Verge and published this Saturday (5). The Android TV would have a simple interface and give access to applications and games.
Apparently, the product will be easier to use and less ambitious than the other models already attempted by the company, as was Google TV. According to documents obtained by the American company The Verge, the Android would have a TV turned to entertainment interface and not a computer platform.
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According to The Verge, the Android-based TV would have a “cards” interface. Them were movies, shows, apps and games. The remote serve to slide the screen to the horizontal and the vertical.
The information was released just days after Amazon launched its streaming service for TV, the Fire TV.
Google has plans to launch a new smart TV. The information is from a report produced by the website The Verge and published this Saturday (5). The Android TV would have a simple interface and give access to applications and games.
Apparently, the product will be easier to use and less ambitious than the other models already attempted by the company, as was Google TV. According to documents obtained by the American company The Verge, the Android would have a TV turned to entertainment interface and not a computer platform.
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Although there are few details about the release, the documents suggest that Google is recruiting developers to create applications for Android TV. The company has requested that the apps are extremely simple and has handy interface.
According to The Verge, the Android-based TV would have a “cards” interface. Them were movies, shows, apps and games. The remote serve to slide the screen to the horizontal and the vertical.
The information was released just days after Amazon launched its streaming service for TV, the Fire TV.
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