Google TV

Google TV is a platform developed by Google for smart TVs and streaming devices.Most TVs are compatible with Google TV. Check the product specifications and compatibility information provided by the TV manufacturer to ensure that your TV is compatible with Google TV.

With Google TV, you can browse 700,000+ movies and TV shows all in one place.

The main difference between Google TV and Android TV is the user interface and content discovery approach. Google TV offers a more unified and personalized content recommendation system, while Android TV is more app-centric and offers a wide range of customization options for manufacturers. Both platforms provide access to a variety of streaming apps and services, and they both support Google Assistant for voice control.

No. Google TV needs an active Internet connection to work.

Yes, Google TVs are considered "smart" televisions because they have built-in smart features and capabilities that extend beyond traditional TV functions.

Yes. Google TV provides access to live TV channels through various methods and apps, allowing you to watch live broadcasts, news, sports, and other real-time content.

Mostly Smart TVs of various brands like Sony BRAVIA use Google TV.

Google TV does not have an in-built web browser.

You can control your TV with the Amazon Alexa app. To connect your TV to the Amazon Alexa app, first connect your smartphone and TV to the same Wi-Fi network. Second, sign into your account. For Models with the TV Control with Smart Speakers app, an Amazon, Google, Sony, Apple, or Facebook account is required to log in while for models with the TV Control Setup with Amazon Alexa app, a Google account is required to log in. Now you will have to configure the settings. To do so, press the Home button on the TV remote. Then, Under your apps, select “See all — TV Control with Smart Speakers” app. Select apps — TV Control Setup with Amazon Alexa app. If the TV Control with Smart Speakers app or TV Control Setup with Amazon Alexa app is displayed on the Home screen, select one of them. After completing the settings, if you want to again confirm that you can use voice commands, you can do so from the TV Control with Smart Speakers app on your TV. On the home screen, select TV Control with Smart Speakers app in the app column, or select “Show all” on the far right and select from the list of apps.Select Amazon Alexa Device, and then select See all voice commands. Your TV is now ready to listen to commands by Amazon Alexa!

To cast to your Google TV, follow these general steps: First, ensure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network. Second, open the content you want to cast like a YouTube video. Third, tap the Cast Icon on your mobile or use the Cast Feature on your computer. Fourth, start casting. Once you select your Google TV, the content should start casting to your TV screen. You'll see the content displayed on the TV while still having control over playback from your mobile device or computer.