Google TV 2.0 update coming to Sony next week, Logitech Revue later

Michael Crider - androidcommunity.com | October 28, 2011 | Reply

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Google TV 2.0 update coming to Sony next week, Logitech Revue later

Logitech appears more than ready for Google TV’s Honeycomb update, but according to a new blog post from the Google TV team, Sony’s TVs and set-top boxes will be getting it first starting next week. The Logitech Revue will follow “soon thereafter”. The updated post outlines some of the new Google TV features, including Android Market support and an improved user interface.

In an interesting bit of humility, the post admits that the original Google T software “wasn’t perfect,” and focuses on the simpler homescreen with customizable video and app shortcuts. Search functions have also been refined, allowing for a broad search across liv…

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