Google TV To Leave Out Android's OHA Partners

Is Intel going to launch an Atom processor aimed at the server market? Well according to one source within the component community, it might well be the case with June being pegged as the month where "[a] more specific report of...

Google has released an updated version of the software platform for its Google TV devices, one which is based on Honeycomb. The customised version of Android 3.1 will be pushed to Sony Google TV on the 30th of October with...

Google has released an official Google TV add-on for Android paving the way for more devices that will use Android to power services that are delivered on the big screen. The release comes two months after a preview of the SDK...

It's the time of the year when the world's tech press descends on Las Vegas, but for a reason other than gambling: we're now just days away from the Consumer Electronics Show, and it's time to take a gander at what 2011's biggest...

Sony has unveiled a new line HD TV sets incorporated with Google TV technology, which aims to bring together both the internet and cable TV on one device. The new Sony TVs will allow users to surf the web, stream online content,...

Eric Schmidt, Google's CEO, has confirmed at the IFA event that the search giant will be launching its Google TV service in the US this autumn and globally in 2011. Google TV will offer the full internet browsing experience on...

Chances that Apple will be unveiling a new version of its Apple TV device, possibly under the moniker iTV, are high and is likely to happen during an event in San Francisco scheduled for September 7th. Bloomberg reports that the...

Google has finally shown off Google TV, a project it has been hyping in a series of well-placed leaks since the beginning of the year. We've reported before about how Google had teamed up with the likes of Intel, Sony, and...

Google might be looking to partner with Intel and Sony for a menage a trois to launch a WebTV venture during Google's developer conference, I/O 2010 which will happen from the 19th to the 20th of May in San Francisco. The...

Google is to develop new Android-based software for televisions. Following the success of its Android OS for smart phones, the search giant has decided to bring the software platform to television, deployed via set-top...

Business technology news blog Business Week has reported that Google, along with tech giants Intel and Sony, will be announcing its Google TV Android based software at a company conference in May. Google TV, which has been...

Sony is planning to build tellies incorporating a custom version of Intel's Atom chip, running a new version of Google’s Android operating system called Dragonpoint, according to a report in Businessweek. The report echoes...

After having an apparently successful run in the smartphone domain with its Nexus One, Google is planning to further extend its influence in the living room with a new collaborative project, codenamed as 'Google TV', which aims...

Google wants to put the Internet on the telly and is working with the likes of Intel and Sony to do so, a report has it. And if the sources the New York Times spoke to are to be believed, Logitech is in charge of peripherals for...