by dbadmin | Feb 6, 2025 | Android TV, Google TV, News, NVIDIA, Nvidia Shield
The NVIDIA Shield TV devices have just received their first major update since 2022. The update adds support for a new 3D audio format and delivers loads of bug fixes. The NVIDIA Shield TV series enjoyed a great run of updates from the first Shield TV release back in...
by dbadmin | Feb 5, 2025 | Android TV, News, Sonos
Speaker-maker Sonos is reportedly working on its first streaming TV box, codenamed Pinewood Pinewood would run Android TV and offer an interface that attempts to unify content from all your streaming services. Commensurate with the company’s premium speaker pricing,...
by dbadmin | Dec 20, 2024 | Android TV, Anker, Deals, Google TV, News, Projectors
Credit: Anker via Amazon TVs are great, but there is something magical about projectors that can’t be matched. These will turn a regular movie night into a sensory, immersive experience like no other. Projectors can be pricey, but we’re always on the lookout for great...
by dbadmin | Dec 12, 2024 | Android TV, Deals, Google TV, News, Streaming
Credit: Lanh Nguyen / Android Authority The Chromecast with Google TV and Google Streamer are great devices, and we would usually recommend that you stick to those, but there are some things to love about the Onn 4K Pro Google TV streaming box. It has some unique...
by dbadmin | Nov 6, 2024 | Android 15, Android 16, Android TV, Authority Insights, Google, News
According to a source, Google plans to move Android TV to a biyearly release schedule. This means that Google might skip Android TV 15 and instead release Android 16 for TVs in 2026. That’s because Google already released Android TV 14 earlier this year. The version...
by dbadmin | Nov 6, 2024 | Android TV, Authority Insights, Google, Google TV, News
Google is lowering the minimum amount of RAM an Android TV device must have to 1GB. The previous minimum was 1.5GB for 1080p TVs and 2GB for 4K TVs. By lowering this requirement, OEMs will be able to make even cheaper Android TV devices, but it remains to be seen how...
