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LG Plans Google TV Expansion
LG is to introduce Google TV models including wireless connectivity, set for introduction at CES in January
Google To Take On Apple With Home Streaming System
Google is to challenge Apple and Microsoft with a Wi-Fi-based home entertainment system
CES 2012: Google TV Arrives On Sony, Vizio Devices
Google TV has arrived at the CES 2012 show, appearing on Blu-ray players and streaming devices from Sony and Vizio
CES 2012: Google TV Gets New Life From LG, Sony, Samsung
Google is to relaunch its TV platform at CES, with the participation of LG, Sony, Samsung and others
Logitech Axes Google TV Efforts
Logitech has given up on its Google TV-based Revue device, after losing $100 million
Google Acquires SageTV To Beef Up Google TV
Google has acquired media management software maker SageTV to bolster its Google TV service
Cisco To Combat Google TV With Videoscape
Cisco has placed Google TV firmly in its crosshairs with the arrival of Videoscape at the CES show
Samsung Plans Google TV Gadgets
Samsung is to sell Google TV-based Blu-ray players and companion boxes later this year
New Apple TV Contrasts To Google Approach
With Apple TV the company is aiming to shift users' television habits, while Google wants to reinvent them
ITV Responds To Apple TV Rebranding Rumours
Rumours that Apple is planning to rename its TV service as iTV have been met with cool defiance from Britain's oldest commercial network
Google Reveals More Details Of Broadband Plan
Google July has launched a Website to keep people in the loop on the company's plans to build ultra-high speed broadband networks
Logitech Plans Companion Box For Google TV
Logitech is providing the companion box to control the Google TV service and remote controls to talk to the companion box
Google TV Gets Cautious Welcome
Analysts have given Google’s upcoming Android 2.1-based TV offering the thumbs up, but caution that the IT industry is littered with past web TV failures