Android TV news

Nvidia has started selling its Android TV-powered game console in the US. A 500GB version has also been added to the mix

Google has just announced that the HBO Now streaming service is coming to Chromecast and Android TV next month

The new HT-ST9 and HT-NT3 soundbars, that are the first to offer HiRes audio and Google Cast, will be available in a few weeks

Nexus Player with Android TV is now available in Australia, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden & Switzerland. €99

Sony confirms that its X93 and X94C high-end TVs will carry the “HDR” stamp. The X93C will cost $4500 & the larger X94C will cost $8000

The big themes are Ultra HD and Android TV that will replace Sony’s current TV platform. HDR is coming later in 2015. Full overview her

4K is not new on YouTube and 48/60fps was recently added for HD. YouTube is now combining the two for beautiful video streaming

Google's Nexus Player will launch in the UK today, bringing with it the Android TV experience with apps, games & more

All of Sony's European 4K TVs will feature a twin tuner, making it possible to record one show while watching another

The big themes for Philips in 2015 are Ultra HD and Android TV. There are also lots of TVs with ambilight, and some with twin tuners

The 5500 series will be the most affordable with Android TV. Philips has also announced new 6000 and 4000 series TVs. More details inside

Three new Ultra HD TVs with were announced with built-in Android TV. There is also Ambilight, a twin tuner and much more

Chromecast, the small TV dongle with no remote control, can now be controlled with your TV’s remote control. Added with the latest update

Nvidia Shield is based on Android TV with all of its apps, music and video. But the big news here is 4K support and powerful gaming hardware

At the Game Developer Conference, Google announced that Android TV will allow you to use a phone or tablet as a game controller

The prices for Sony’s 2015 Ultra HD TVs with Android TV have leaked. A Sony Ultra HD TV will start from $1299 and go up to $7999

Chromecast was the top selling streaming device in US for 2014. Users have pressed the “cast” button more than 1 billion times

Nexus Player is the first Android TV product. Google is now expanding availability to Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, NewEgg and others

Android TV looks like the most interesting TV platform right now, combining TV, apps and games. Here is an overview of all the Android TV announcements and products

Article series on trends. We look at TV operating systems - or software - and how 2015 will mark the first year in the battle of TV operating systems

Every TV from the 7 series W75 and up will feature Android TV. Ultra HD will be in 50% of TVs and Sony also has a HDR-capable TV

We met Netflix at CES 2015 for a talk about 4K, HDR (high dynamic range), and future picture improvements, including color gamuts and HFR

Android TV will be available in all of Sony’s Ultra HD TV and some Full HD TVs. Here are our hands-on impressions along with a video

In 2014, no TVs supported VP9. That will change in 2015, where Samsung, Sony, LG, Sharp & Philips TVs will be capable of streaming YouTube in 4K

In a few months, Google will launch Google Cast for audio that can push audio wirelessly to speakers – just like Apple's Airplay

Razer, the PC gaming company, has announced an Android TV product, called Forge TV. It is a small Android TV box for Android and PC gaming

Philips tells FlatpanelsHD that it will go all-in and integrate Android TV in 80 percent of its 2015 TV line-up. Plus some additional details

Sharp is one of three TV manufacturers to launch TVs based on Google’s Android TV platform. We visited Sharp to take a closer look

X900C is Sony's thinnest TV yet. Sony will also launch a range of cheaper Ultra HD TVs. The new TVs come with Android TV and PlayStation Now

Sharp will be releasing a range of new Ultra HD TVs in 2015, starting at $999. Three ranges will include the new Android TV platform