He was speaking at the OTTCon, and was asked if Google TV owners will be able to have access to other Android apps soon. Although he wouldn’t give an exact date he did say it will happen soon, and said “We’re talking about a very short term”, reports an article by Mark Hachman over at PCMag.

He doesn’t actually work for Google, but Logitech have been one of the main partners for the Google TV platform, and released the Logitech Revue back in October. At the launch some of the personalization features from other Google services were not available, but Google have a history of adding features after a product has been launched.

Google have already got its store for Android apps, as well as its Chrome Web store, but so far Google TV has not had a similar feature. Arora said there will be more than just “weather apps” available, apps which tie in with what people are watching were spoken about.

Could we be seeing the likes of Angry Birds and Google Earth becoming available to be downloaded straight to our TVs? The possibilities could be endless if the entire Android Market became available for Google TV.

Which apps would you like to see for Google TV?

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Marshal M. Rosenthal over at E-Gear.com has recently managed to have a play with the device. Setting up the Revue was pretty straight forward, no worse than connecting a DVD player to a TV. Once set up and turned on you are met with the start up screen for the Revue. Installation screens are simple enough but take time, these help you connect up to the video source device. Once all this is done the keyboard/controller can be used to turn on the video source and TV.

The keyboard was found to be well laid out, but the lack of backlighting could prove to be a problem in the dark when watching a film. After having a play around with all the options it was found that the Revue did have room for improvement, but was a great way to have your PC on the TV.

Another review by Tim Gideon from PCMag found that the keyboard can be difficult to use in some situations, and compared to Apple TV it was not as seamless, but has far more potential. The guys over at Engadget have also had a look at the Logitech Revue, and said it’s not perfect and would like the price to come down. For Dish Network customers though the Revue would be a good purchase considering the $179 price.

They did go on to say that if Google TV ever got integrated into DVRs or set-top boxes, the Revue would be thrown out in a heartbeat. You can find the official Logitech Revue website here, and use the links to read the full reviews.

Have you got a Logitech Revue?

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I bet that quite a few of you were quite shocked with the bulky remote that it comes with, and possibly have been looking for different accessories to make your life a little simpler.

This is where the app comes in. It does everything the remote does, and then some. But what extra features does it come with?

With this app you can use the voice search function. You do this by pressing one button and say what you want to watch. The app will then pass this to your Revue and search for what you commanded it to search for.

Another exciting feature is that you can send videos to watch on your TV from your phone. For instance, if you are watching a video on YouTube, you could send it to your Revue via the Harmony Link, even if it is turned off. The app would automatically turn on your TV and Revue, so all you have to do is fire up Google TV and watch your selected video. Neat huh?

We are told that an iOS application is also in the works, but we have no further information to give you on that yet.

Have you tried the app yet? How is it working out for you?

Source: IntoMobile

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When you buy Logitech Revue you are getting a Google TV box and a wireless keyboard which features an integrated touch and directional pad, other package contents include an IR blaster, AA batteries and a HDMI cable.

The complete setup will cost you $299 and can be pre-ordered here, if you are already on Dish Network it costs $179.

Once set up correctly you should have access to a wide-range of media from your keyboard, this basically means you have a never ending source of entertainment at your fingertips, from satellite TV to YouTube videos, everything can be watched with Logitech Revue.

We have embedded a video below which explains exactly why you should buy Logitech Revue.

Will you buy Logitech Revue? Do you think it can take on Apple TV?

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