Google launches a smart TV service
Google Inc. launched yesterday, a Smart TV service, which allows users to search Live Broadcaster programs but also content from Internet sites like YouTube, the BBC announces.
Through special and normal TVs connected to a Google, people will have Internet access and can download all programs sought.
Sony will manufacture the first television dedicated to these applications; it will be available in the fall.
“Video content must be consumed on your biggest and best TV in-house . No PC or mobile phone are allowed,” said Rishi Chandra, Google representative.
Currently, over 4 billion people worldwide have TVs and 70 billion U.S. dollars are spent annually for TV advertising.
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