Category: Android tv

While some TV boxes that run the official Android TV operating system have air-mouse remotes, most do not. Except for that, Fire. Fox is a great web browser to use on your Android TV, especially if you use it on your other devices. Check out my article that walks you through how to install it […]

Just like Android is software meant for phones, the Android TV platform is Google’s dedicated operating system designed for the big screen. It brings the Google Play Store to televisions and streaming devices, along with other Android capabilities such as sideloading apps, playing games, accessing the Google Assistant, and much more. Android TV. Android TV […]

An Android TV Box, sometimes known as a Smart Box, from TVBOX. IE, is the latest in home entertainment, it’s a Small Multi Media box, that plugs into your existing TV’s HDMI port (with supplied cable), connects to your broadband (minimum 7mb/s), through Wireless or Ethernet cable (not supplied) to give you a complete world […]

A Google or Android TV is any TV that uses the Android™ Operating System (OS) from Google Inc. Android TVs have been included as part of Sony’s TV line-up since 2015, and Google TVs were introduced in 2021. You can use the following methods to check whether your TV is a Google TV, an Android […]

Here’s what you need to know about Android TV. In 2021, Google began rolling out a large update to the Android TV platform. This update included many changes, a new interface, and a new name — Google TV. What is Android for TVS? Google’s smart TV platform fully explained Most folks are very familiar with […]

For Android TV devices, such as the Nvidia Shield or other set-top boxes running Android, do the following: Navigate to the official download page for Kodi Select the icon for Android Click the Recommended tab Click the installer button for ARM7VA (32BIT) or ARM8VA (64BIT) depending on your device On Nvidia Shield or similar dwevices, […]

No, Android TV and Google TV aren’t the same. Android TV is an operating system, whereas Google TV is a UI built on top of Android TV that provides a more content focussed user experience on Android TV devices. Besides that, Google TV also brings along several new features—as mentioned earlier in the post—otherwise missing […]

So, yes, TVs can be compromised, and they are full of personal information that may be tempting to cyber-criminals. Whether they’ll actually want to bother, however, is another story. Because hackers tend to go after big targets that will yield a big data haul. Short answer: Yes (especially if you’re heavily into the Google ecosystem) […]

Android TV devices will slowly be upgraded to the new “Google TV” interface over the next couple of years. The most noticeable change is the revamped home screen. By installing a few apps, we can get that new experience right now before the big update rolls out. With the launch of the Chromecast with Google […]

You will need a different streaming device if you want to watch You, and tube tv. , you Tube TV works on most Android L devices and above, including on both phones and tablets. To confirm that your device is supported, download the You. Tube TV app from the Play Store. If your device is […]