Today
Google TV got its own
website to call home. While largely an exercise in marketing hype, the new site offers the first serious glimpse of
Google TV apps in action. You'll be able to get your social network on, thanks to an official Twitter app, but more exciting are the apps offered by content partners that blur the line between Web and television. The 'NBA Game Time' app, for instance, adds live scores, highlights, standings and stats to your in-game experience. 'CNBC Real-Time' adds similar features to the financial news sector, allowing users to track stocks and news feeds while watching a live stream from the station. In preparation for the Google TV launch, TBS, TNT, CNN, Cartoon Network and HBO have also worked to optimize their websites for viewing in the living room.
Amazon and
Netflix are also on board, as are The New York Times, USA Today, VEVO, Pandora, Napster, Blip.tv and (of course) YouTube.
More apps will likely be debuting over the next several weeks as the first set of Google TV devices start making their way into consumers' hands. But it's not a bad lineup of launch partners. Check out the video after the break.
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Subscribe to commentsehusarOct 5th 2010 3:39PM
All I want for Christmas is to get many of the movie channels without having to subscribe to them on cable/dish. I am sick of paying for dish when I don't need all the channels. Oh well, I can keep wishing....