In the absence of seeing possible future developments yet to emerge, it is clear that porting movie content to Google TV Ending up by the Mountain View company. That’s how we saw it a few days ago when they removed the Movies section from Google Play so that everything was fixed in the corresponding Android app.

We have seen how the application is made. Google TV also arrives on iPhone and iPad. All this on Google Play Movies, an app that was once unnoticed from the Apple ecosystem, but now with all the visual and functional innovations it gets, who knows if it will entice users.

This is the new Google TV for iOS and iPadOS

fully available FreeThe Google TV for iOS was officially born on the App Store yesterday. If you are a Google Play Movies user and have installed it, all you have to do is update it, if you haven’t downloaded it, you have to search with that “Google TV” by name.

And after all, it’s still the same practice, albeit relatively. Beyond the name change, the app is a deep visual change after one year without updates. However, despite these relatively regular updates, Google Play Movies on iOS did not contribute much and remains a highly referenced app.

The new Google TV now offers: Same functionality as Android, being able to find all kinds of movies depending on the streaming platforms you subscribe to (they can be configured when you first open the app or from the settings). In addition to tracking and bookmarking functions, the possibility to discover new content according to our preferences and to see trailers of upcoming movies has been added.

Another very interesting function of this application is acts as a remote control for a television, although not for everyone, for those who have Android TV or Google TV as their operating system. This is an interesting and very useful function for certain users, and the equivalent is also available in the Android app.

google tv

• Price: Free
• Developer: Google LLC
• Download at: App Store (iOS and iPadOS)
• Download at: GooglePlay(Android)