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Stadia will now work on these Android TV devices

Google recently announced that its Stadia video game streaming service will be available for more Android TV devices . Before, people who wanted to stream games from the cloud to their televisions needed the aging Chromecast Ultra. While the Chromecast Ultra worked well and was bundled with the Stadia Controller, it was the only option to play Stadia games on the television. Here is a list of every Android TV model that will officially support Stadia. Google's own Chromecast with Google TV Staff Pick The Chromecast with Google TV replaces the Chromecast Ultra and does everything of its predecessor and more. It can cast content from an Android or iOS device, allow users to browse content among several apps without switching, and control smart home devices. It also comes with a dedicated voice remote equipped with Google Assistant. $50 at Google $50 at Best Buy New TV Hisense Android Smart TVs (U7G, U8G, U9G) Those looking to upgrade their screen can go with the 2021 sui

NVIDIA Shield TV picks up Google’s new ‘Discover’ Android TV homescreen

It could take a week for the update to reach all NVIDIA Shield devices. What you need to know NVIDIA Shield TV devices are now receiving a UI refresh with Android TV's "Discover" home screen. The revamped homescreen UI began rolling out to a few Android TV devices in February. NVIDIA expects the rollout to be completed by June 24. NVIDIA has started rolling out a new update for its Shield TV devices with the refreshed Android TV homescreen. The revamped user-interface was announced in February and has already made its way to a few devices — including the best Android TVs from Sony. The update brings a new "Discover" tab, which includes personalized content recommendations based on your viewing history. There's also a new "Apps" tab that replaces the previous "All Apps" view on the home screen. The new tab is shown in full screen to allow more apps to be shown at once. The rest of the interface, however, remains largely uncha

Apple TV arrives on the NVIDIA Shield and other Android TV devices

NVIDIA announced it first, but it's coming to all Android TV devices. What you need to know The Apple TV app is now available on Android TVs. It brings access to exclusives like Ted Lasso and Home Before Dark. On the NVIDIA Shield, the Apple TV app supports both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The Apple TV app is now available on Android TV platform via the Google Play Store . While it was announced to be coming specifically to NVIDIA Shield devices, a Google spokesperson confirmed to Android Central that "starting today, the Apple TV app is rolling out to the Android TV OS ecosystem." The Apple TV app had made its first appearance on the Chromecast with Google TV but was promised to be coming to other Android TV devices in the future. Now that it's here, it brings access to popular Apple TV Original shows as Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, and others. It also makes using an Apple TV+ subscription in an Android household more feasible. You'll also be able

Create the ultimate home theater experience with these Android TV boxes

There are plenty of ways to stream content on your television, and if you get one of the best Android TV boxes, you can make sure that the experience is as fast, seamless, and enjoyable as possible. Android TV boxes allow you to instantly access all of your favorite video and music apps, along with some light games, without going out and buying a completely new TV. There are a few different options to choose from, with these being the best of the best. What are the best Android TV boxes? Our overall pick has to be the Chromecast with Google TV when it comes to the best Android TV boxes. In almost every regard, the new Chromecast is basically perfect. It has 4K HDR streaming with support for Dolby Vision/Atmos, a great remote that's easy-to-use, and comes in at an incredible price. The star of the show is the special Google TV software that's layered on top of Android TV, offering new features and an upgraded design that we think you'll love. If you aren't thrilled

These are the very best Android TVs you can buy in 2021

If you're reading this, chances are you're shopping for the best Android TVs the market currently has to offer. Lucky for you, you've come to the right place! We spent our time and effort researching the most popular Android TVs you can go out and buy, with the result being these top six picks that stand out as the best of the best. Each Android TV on this list made the cut for one reason or another, so whether you have a large, medium, or small budget, there's an Android TV here with your name on it. What are the best Android TVs? Overall, the Hisense H9G Quantum Series stands out as the best Android TV you can buy in 2021. The television has an excellent 4K ULED display, HDR and Dolby Vision support, and a modern design with plenty of HDMI ports. Even better, you get all of this for an outstanding price. The Sony X800H is a fantastic alternative for the best Android TV. Sony's X-Reality PRO technology backs the crisp 4K picture for upscaling content, along with

Woot Black Friday deals: $200 portable monitor, Android TV discounts & more

This year's Black Friday sales are truly unlike any that have come before them. Now that social distancing is so important, retailers are doing everything they can to keep their stores from becoming overcrowded and that may just make this the best Black Friday yet. We're already seeing Black Friday deals popping up at places like Best Buy and Target , and we'll also be seeing more online deals than ever before. That means no rushing, no pushing, and less worrying about missing out on the items you want to buy. Woot Black Friday 2020 Woot Black Friday ad Woot Black Friday hours Best Black Friday deals at Woot One exclusively-online retailer you won't want to forget to shop at this month is Woot. If you've never shopped there before, there are just a few crucial things you should know before placing an order. First, Woot is owned by Amazon, and while it does charge a $6 shipping fee for every order, you can score free shipping there just by logging in with an