We have taken just our unworthy eyes to the new Sony Internet TV, powered by Google TV (boy is that a mouthful) and it looks exactly the right kind of modern. We have to play a quick chance with the remote control and it definitely appeals to the nerd in uns--keep nice and use, although the optical mouse pad in the upper right corner was pretty shaky on the we tried units. (Sony chalk it up to RF interference, but we need to investigate further.) We will update you with some video so stay tuned!
Update: The video is up. Plus we have some thoughts for you double your pleasure: it's interesting how the user interface between the different TV sizes skaliert-- which sees search bar funny big on the larger TV sizes and just about right onto the medium sizes.While don't have to switch inputs, such as Sony and Google are so proud to say that there would be a clear resolution switch which app UI durchmacht-TV between live TV and the Google TV - 1080i, 720 p our guess.Something could be a real problem for Google TV is the lack of UI consistency. You are dealing with your DVR's UI, the Google search app maybe of TV search and record experience, the chrome browsing experience, and then independent user interface of a certain media (all the ones we were tempted considerably). You can also search, your recorded shows Google TV interface or your own DVRS from the UI that could among other overlapping functions as confusing if it not convenient.The image-in-picture feature, which is a simple right click is on the right d-pad to be likely a well worn option for TV users-while a show going live, something look up in the browser or in an app bread sort of this computer and butter is, and it's pretty easy to werden.der Sony keyboard feels remotely nicely in your hand, but it's pretty intuitive. Although of course position two thumbs up to the controls, thou shalt not, to use you at the same time - you can either under your right arrow the UI with the left thumb or control of the mouse with finicky optical pad.The two things on the right button are completely separated so that you use the arrows and accidentally click End Select, what always under the mouse pointer and one other way is totally geht.Es strange, especially since it's supposed to feel like a PS3 controller-a controller that typically used the two thumb controls together very effectively.Oh, and there are a million tiny buttons for everything all in any configuration make a ton of sense and some of them just total are mysterious - there no way you are going to get to do what the stars and fn keys right off the bat.
2010 posted October 21st 10: 01 PM 
you may be able to see the Office on your Google TV but perhaps not on demand-ABC, CBS and NBC are blocking Sony and Logitech's Web-infused television and set top boxes on full episodes of streaming video content access. The Wall Street Journal reported that all three networks have confirmed the prohibition and one decision on whether it reaches Google TV and prohibition, that Fox yet. For its part, Google says it is "ultimately the content owners choose to your fans to restrict access to your content on the platform" so the search engine companies to pitch in, don't expect unless it can work for some premium arrangements for everyone. This is the part, where we would normally you direct to the simple browser tweak the Hulu available, made when it pulled, but alas, we are the very same stunt Hulu for again blocked is.
get ready G2 owner, because it looks like an OTA update distribution on November starts 3rd (Yes) which today is flip the switch on WiFi tethering and T-Mobile's Wi-Fi calling for Android feature. The expected update enables G2 owners voices make phone calls and SMS messages from WiFi to conserve your monthly contractual network allocation networks to send, without a femtocell-something that could be at home very beneficial. There is also WiFi hotspot tethering (a native part of the Android OS 2.2 Froyo), although data plans have not T Mobile ready at the same time. In other words, enjoy your free WiFi tethering while it lasts.
we still not sure what is los but is T-Mobile with the few reports of G2s OTA updates that add WiFi incoming and native hotspot support to get up to you only nor fessing. Phone said in a statement issued scoop T-Mobile that these features "currently supported on the handset" Although T Mobile happily added that it "knows these features are important for consumers and we are working to provide users in the future to G2." It's hard to say if that means just a few minutes to remove an update from the distribution or if we still over weeks or months to wait until these functions. Familiar story?
erudite tipster Abe found this small Pearl-if you are looking for "HSPA" t-mobile's online shop, POPs that top search image and as you undoubtedly with sparkling eyes can see, this is the MyTouch HD, we look up. Or maybe just "MyTouch", as is the moniker on that particular page, or even the "MyTouch 2," as the name on the small picture is appropriate. No matter what it means though, looks like it, that front-facing camera is confirmed and given our query that we would be terribly surprised if there HSPA + connectivity to had. The big question is how disappointed to if it not"as low as free prices" If the handset comes out.
Considering the amount of hype of that surrounded Google TV is freakishly actually known about little how it will work. A lot probably deleted until on Wednesday if Logitech unveiled its Google TV lineup, but the big G itself all of us is of course a sneak peek before. The company has just a new 'quick tour' - launched Portal presents the most prominent Google TV features, including search, Web apps, remote (complete with a flight & down connector), dual view and DVR. Frankly, we're pretty jazzed up by the appearance of the user interface and we can hardly wait to what kind of blows see throw Logitech and Sony in the coming weeks. Press this source link your own conclusion.