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Android TV and Google TV

Android TV is getting some of the best Google TV features this week

Posted on July 19, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Google is updating some Android TV devices with features from the newer and sexier Google TV platform, which powers the latest Chromecast with Google TV.

Following a broader redesign inspired by Google TV earlier this year, Android TV television and set-top box owners will soon see the older operating system blessed with a new watchlist feature that’s linked to the viewer’s Google account.

That’ll take pride of place in the Discover tab within Android TV, Google says.
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