Android TV news

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

TV manufacturers will unveil the 2015 TV line-ups and much more. But what can we actually expect to see at CES? Here is what we expect to see

Screen mirroring now works on any phone or tablet with Android 4.4.2 or newer. A new “guest mode” has also been added.

Android TV will start appearing in Sony, Sharp & Philips TVs from spring 2015. We now know how Google wants to integrate TV channels

The first Sony Android TVs will launch in February 2015 with PlayStation Now and Remote Play. Prices will start at about $700. More details inside

Bluetooth 4.2 is wireless, low-power, private and internet-connected - to be foundation of "internet of things"

After having worked on OLED TV prototypes for a few years, Philips hints that it will join LG next year with the release of its first OLED TV

We have received Google's new Nexus Player with Android TV for a full, in-depth review. Is there anything you want to know?

Android 5.0 will power Android TV; Google’s plan to enter the living room Google now confirms that it will support Ultra HD and HEVC

Google has unveiled the Nexus Player; a small media streamer box with the new Android TV platform with TV apps, games & voice search.

Hands-on with OnLive gaming & Spotify in Philips Android TVs. Philips also confirms that current TVs will not be updated to Google’s Android TV

At IFA 2014, Philips has unveiled its first 4K media player. The small black box is named UHD 880, is based on Android and has HEVC,

At IFA 2014, Philips is launching four new Ultra HD TVs, all of them based on Philips’ Android TV platform. Philips also has a new curved model

Soon you can enjoy the latest blockbuster games on your Philips TV. OnLive is a streaming gaming service similar to Sony’s PS Now

IFA kicks off on September 5, and we expect to see new Ultra HD 4K TVs, OLED TVs, Android TV, Smart TVs and curved TV - among other things

A better YouTube app for Smart TVs, game consoles and other streamer boxes. Google is also highlighting “Chromecast” integration

Philips' new 9 series TV is a high-end Ultra HD TV with the Ambilight system and a Smart TV platform based on Google’s Android

It will not be possible for TV makers who adopt Android TV to skin the user interface. Google wants the same UI on all TVs, boxes & game consoles

Soon you will be able to mirror your Android mobile screen to the TV. Google also introduces Backdrop and another useful feature

Google has revealed its new TV platform. It is called Android TV, and Sony, Sharp and Philips will launch TVs based on Android from 2015

Hands-on with Philips new Android Smart TV in the new 8000 series. It will be available in HD and Ultra HD with improved Ambilight

Google plans to launch the Android TV platform. Android TV will be based on TV apps optimized for the TV screen. it will include games, too