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Google TV Android Market
Google preparing Android Market for TVs?


By Rasmus Larsen
22 Jun 2011

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First Google bought SageTV and now this. Google TV devices such as the Logitech Revue and Sony’s TVs with built-in Google TV functionality are now showing up in the Android Market, suggesting that Google is indeed preparing a new version of Google TV.

Android Market on TVs?

Last week Google bought the media center company SageTV and now Google seems to be preparing Android Market for TVs.

Android Market
Google TV devices popping up in My Devices list, Source: Engadget.com


Users of Logitech Revue, Sony TVs and other devices with Google TV can now see their devices listed as “other” in their list of My Devices.

Google previously hinted at Android Market for TVs but since then we have not heard much of it. With these findings and recent news it seems that the next generation of Google TV is closer than we think.

Source: Engadget




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