Android TV news

With an 'AI' video processor, a new remote, and new speakers systems.

Photos, video and first impressions of 2020 TVs from Sony, Samsung, LG and TCL

At CES 2020, Funai's Philips also announced new Android TVs and Roku TVs.

Like the Nvidia Shield, Xiaomi's Mi Box S now runs Android 9

2020 OLED TVs feature X-Motion Clarity, Dolby Vision and Atmos, AirPlay 2, and Android TV.

A few of them feature HDMI 2.1 ports.

What we know, what we think we know, and what we hope for.

The BL2 series features 4K resolution and speakers tuned by Harman Kardon

Now available across North America, Europa, and more regions

Just like Android 9, there are no new significant user-facing TV features

FBI has seen it necessary to warn about Smart TVs

How far Nokia has fallen

Most highlighted movies are available only in a few regions

Sony has started rolling out a major software update

List will get updated continuously through Black Week, Black Friday and Cyber Monday

What you need to know about apps, picture/audio quality, the plus, and the rest

Starting in Russia & Spain where Android TVs will be available in 32-55" sizes

However, it appears to be a manual switch.

Here's a features chart

25% faster chip plus support for Dolby Vision and Atmos as well as PlayStation and Xbox controllers

Smart TVs are 'watching you watch', according to a recent study by Princeton University

Destiny 2, Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 2, and other titles

An upgraded Shield TV Pro box and a compact Nvidia Shield 'tube'

Philips is bringing OLED to its mid-range 7 series. The 9 series models feature Dolby Atmos

A 55-inch model will cost around $1000.

Stadia integration, a "hero device", more ads, and efforts to reduce fragmentation

YouTube is transitioning from its HTML5 solution to TV apps

Sharp comes full circle

OLED934 has up-firing speakers for Dolby Atmos.

USA, Canada, and the Netherlands will be the first to gain access.