Latest Google TV Update Fixes Bugs, Does Not Bring Android Market
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The Google TV platform is alive and well. The dev team pushed through an updated to the Logitech Revue and Sony Internet TV products earlier in the week that squashed bugs and updated several features. But the big news is that the updated did not include Android Market. That’s not surprising. I spoke to the Google TV product lead a few weeks back and the official timetable response to Android Market’s Google TV debut is “Sometime in 2011.” So yeah, that probably means it’s not coming anytime soon.
V1.3 update list via the Google TV Blog.
- The media player now supports more WMA audio files
- Netflix and CNBC Real Time are better integrated into Google TV
- Improved transition between songs in Pandora
- Support for Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity on Sony devices
- Support for a broader range of Blu-ray discs
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