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Google TV appeared to be a replacement for Android TV, but in the end both systems coexist as Google tries to modernize the Android TV interface. The latest
Google TV appeared to be a replacement for Android TV, but in the end both systems coexist as Google tries to modernize the Android TV interface. The latest attempt comes as follows: a set of shortcuts On the home tab, just below your favorite apps.
Google must have noticed that many users are not leaving the home page tab it has included for now five new buttons to open the movie and TV series discovery sections. Distribution begins today in the United States, and we’ll have to see if it expands to other countries.
What you may encounter in the coming weeks or months a new row of buttons on the home screenjust below your favorite apps and above the app content previews that fill the Android TV home tab.
Google touted these buttons as a better way to “find your favorite shows and movies on Android TV,” but they still are.Shortcuts for searches or filters these are already available in other tabs. The change is that you can now access them from the home tab.
Buttons as far as we can see in the screenshot provided by Google Play next, free television, best selling movies, Popular movies and TV series And Google Trends. The buttons seem to act as filters so we would enable them by default Play next and, just below, a series of thumbnails of the content in that category.
Basically it will serve to provide us with: Recommendations for what to see from the home screenThis is something that Google has been obsessed with ever since it launched Google TV and tried to impose its paradigm of viewing content regardless of the streaming app it came from.
Over time, Google had to readjust its expectations and even introduced app-only mode on Google TV for those who preferred the old way of opening the app first and selecting content from within. This is the last shortcut bar a new initiative that encourages us to choose what we see from the home screenalthough much more discreet.
via | Android Police
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