Google returns to the fray in the TV streaming business

The version based now on Android comes four years after Google TV, Google's first foray into this business, did not convince consumers.

With the aim of integrating the experience of users who browse using smartphones and tablets, Google has just introduced Android.

This new tool can be controlled by voice commands, even from a mobile phone app, allowing the user to access movies, videos and even video games and enjoy them on their screen. And not only can it be controlled from your mobile, it will also be possible to command it through a connected television.

To this end, launch its new Android TV proposal, Google has already closed agreements with manufacturers such as Sony, Sharp or Philips. In addition, other companies such as Qualcomm, Nvidia, Intel, Mediatek, Broadcom or TPVision collaborate in its development.

The Android-based version comes four years after Google TV, Google's first foray into this business, failed to convince consumers.

Another novelty worth highlighting from the Mountain View giant is Android Auto, a function through which the user can manage their mobile phone while driving just by using their voice. This way, you can, for example, reply to an email while following the directions on Google Maps. About thirty manufacturers in the automotive sector have already committed to integrating this technology.