Google TV to be Unveiled Soon

Posted by Kenji on 17 May 2010 10 Comments

Google is set to invade the TV world with its new project called the Google TV. Google in association with Android OS system plans to provide television content to the viewer either by set top box or directly to TV sets provided that the software is integrated. Hence it is not long that our own DVD player and the LCD screen at our homes will serve as a web interface. Manufacturing companies nowadays are entering into the web based programming world by enabling them to plug into the internet. Hence Google wants to cash in on this booming sector by teaming up with these corporations to provide the platform for this kind of a set up through the Android platform. Although Google had attempted to enter this market, with products like Nexus One, Google Wave etc etc however it wasn’t a runaway success.

According to reports Google TV is to be used on an Android based Television software called Dragon Point. Also Google is hoping for collaborations with companies like Sony, Logitech and Intel which will allow the TV sets to directly access the content from the internet very easily.

Hence with the use of this new program the users can not only provide a completely new interface for the Television but most importantly it allows us to get all the latest audio and video content from the internet from certain online facilities.

This could allow certain web applications like online gaming and social networking along with widgets to be easily executed on these devices.

Intel is also working on scaled down versions of its processor Atom to work with the internet and integrate TV guides. This venture has certainly launched a new competition for the web programming industry.

Further more Google are reportedly trying to manufacture their line of set top boxes which will carry the application built in with it. Therefore with this, Google can convert our HDTV to an internet service interface providing all kinds of web search facilities and video of the highest quality.

Not will this new product allow Google to send their online ads to a huge number of people. For the consumer, this web based television allows them to choose more flexible payment options as compared to the usual satellite television bundles which makes them pay for all thee channels whether they want to or not.

What is good about this new venture is that the web television market still remains largely unexplored and if this one works, then Google is set to make a huge profit. Although many consumers are still unaware of this kind of latest technology and this is still a very niche market. Similarly this technology also has its own glitches. However Google has always been the innovator and if this web to TV based technology works out in their favor, this can totally change the face of the television as we know it. However it is true that what is needed to boost the user response in favor of this new technology is some kind of incentive or cost savings associated with the web to TV integration.

Posted by Kenji   @   17 May 2010 10 comments
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BJS says:

Waiting for Google TV….

Php says:

I am very eager to watch the Google TV. Please let me know when they will release that.

Ashok says:

They should unveil new TV project as soon as possible. I am very interested to watch online TV.

Penny says:

HI,
Nice and innovative post.
Im fond of Google aps that i use almost all of them.
I was reading the other blog that day which said that they changed the name Android to something else. And that a new platform will be out soon.

Matt says:

How many channels will it show? I suppose it is just like the bBC i player in the UK but not so focused on purely their schedule.

Kenji says:

I am not sure.. we will have to wait till Google releases more information on their plan for Google TV

appyzilla says:

After apple tv lets c what google has to offer. nice blog

Austin says:

This may very well be the end/future of TV as we know it.

Debt says:

This could allow certain web applications such as online gaming and social networking and widgets to be easily performed on these devices.

Sounds pretty intresting, but I’m going to hold any glee or sorrow until it’s more fleshed out.

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