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Introduction

It’s no secret that Google and Android are two of the most popular brands in tech. So, it only makes sense that they’d be the first to try partnering up to make a TV operating system… right? Well, sort of. While Android TV has been around for years, it just wasn’t very good when it first launched. But with Google’s help, things have changed! So, let’s take a look at everything you need to know about these two exciting products.

What is Android TV?

Android TV is an operating system used by smart TVs and streaming sticks. It’s based on Android, meaning it can run all kinds of apps like a tablet or smartphone. Unlike Google TV, Android TV is an open platform for any device manufacturer to create a device that runs it. This makes it easy for you to find the best fit for your needs!

Android TVs are typically used for watching content in your living room. They’re also popular with gamers who appreciate their ability to stream from services like Twitch and YouTube Gaming at 4K resolution.

While some people use their phones as remotes for these devices instead of buying one separately, most Android TVs are optimized for interactions with a remote control or game controller — something Google has found difficult in its attempts at making software interfaces work across different types of consumer electronics devices — so keep this in mind before deciding if buying one makes sense for how you want to watch content on your device(s).

Advantages of Android TV：

· Open Source – You can use any app or game on Android TV without restrictions.

· Easy to Use – A simple design that makes your home screen easy to navigate.

· Optimized for Voice Search – Find what you want faster than ever before with just your voice.

· Search Across Apps – Easily find content across apps while watching something else or while browsing the web using the Chrome Cast feature (supported devices only).