GOOGLE מפסיקה את ה ANDROID OS

רבים לא יודעים אבל לחברת GOOGLE יש 2 מערכות הפעלה שונות
ANDROID TV
ANDROID OS

ANDROID OS פותח למעשה בשביל ממירים לטלוזייה ובשביל טלווזייה נטו אבל לא זכה להצלחה ולתמיכה רחבה לכן חברת GOOGLE הפסיקה את התמיכה והיא תפסיק את זה לחלוטין במהלך 2018
ה שישאר זה ANDROID OS
GOOGLE בגלל הסינים לא הצליחה לעשות כסף מהמערכות האלה
לא רק שלא הצליחה לעשות היא גם התסבכה בתיבעות של הפרת זוכיות יוצרים בגלל היצרנים הסינים וגם בגלל תוכנות לא חקויות כמו KODI ואחרות
כמו STREMIO והרבה מאוד תוכנות ואפליצקיות אחרות

ANDROID TV OS או ANDRIOD PURE
ANDROID TV OS vs "PURE" ANDROID | WHICH SHOULD I CHOOSE ?


במערכת ANDROID החדשה יש רק תוכנת ואפליצקיות לטלווזיה וסטימרניג בלבד ולא שוםד בר אחר
ולכן עובדת טוב יותר
ואפשר לקבל 4K או 1080P
מה שלא ניתן לקבל בתוכנות אחרות ובממירים אחרים

חברת גוגל החליטה לחסל את אחת המערכות שלה
זה בגלל שהסינים הוציאה גרסאות ואמולטורים משלהם למעכת ההפעלה שלה והתקינו עלהם כל מני דברים לא חקוים ועשו מזה כסף
גוגול לא ראתה מזה אגורה
ורוב התוכנות שהותקנו גם לא היו חוקיות וחלקם הגדול וירוסים ותוכנות זדון שפגעו בפםרטיות וגם במשתמשים וגם בגובל עצמה


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RIP Nexus Player: Google confirms end of the road for Android TV box
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Google has confirmed the Android TV-powered Nexus Player will not be updated with the forthcoming Android P release.

The company told Android Police the discontinued set-top box won’t be privy to the update, which has only been confirmed for Google Pixel phones thus far.

This news was expected. Google hasn’t sold the device since the summer of 2016, but it’ll still be a blow to those who’ve picked it up previously.

The 2014 Nexus Player joins the 2015 Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P on the scrapheap. The Pixel C tablet will not graduate beyond the Android Oreo operating system either.

Related: Android P

Of course, Oreo will still work on all of the aforementioned devices. Those outside of the Google ecosystem are used to running phones on older operating systems so it’s unlikely to be that big a deal.


Whether Google plans to release the Nexus player with a Pixel-branded Android TV device remains to be seen. However a potential reference to the sequel has been found sitting within the Android source code.

Android P details coming soon

Android TV: All the products that work with Google’s TV OS


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Android TV is very much alive, as was made abundantly clear by the plethora of new Android TV powered televisions with Google Assistant capability shown off at CES 2018. Streaming boxes powered by Android TV, however, are conspicuously missing—the last Android TV set-top box to be released in the United States was the Xiaomi Mi Box in October 2016.

Apple TV and Amazon's Fire TV products both received hardware refreshes last September, while Roku products received hardware refreshes in October. In comparison, the three year old Nexus Player—arguably the flagship of Android TV—last received a software update in November, and will not be upgraded to Android 8.1 Oreo. So, where have the boxes gone?


A brief history of Android TV streaming boxes

There have been curiously few Android TV streaming boxes actually available in normal retail channels. In the United States, only five have been made available for purchase. Other devices—like Google's ADT-1—were available to developers, but not available for purchase outside of grey markets.

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Android TV: All the products that work with Google’s TV OS

Android TV is the name of the TV operating system that’s developed in-house at Google. It’s different than Google TV (a defunct moniker for Google’s play into the living room space) and it definitely isn’t related to Chrome in any way.

The best description for Android TV is that it’s a smart entertainment platform. It comes built into a number of TVs (primarily from Sony, Sharp and LeEco) but also in a number of streaming video players like the Nvidia Shield.

To that end, think of Android TV like iOS or Android – it’s an operating system for all of your favorite apps, games, movies, music and TV shows that you navigate with a remote instead of your finger ... and you know, on your TV.

Of course, there are a half-dozen other smart TV platforms out there these days: LG has webOS 3.5, Samsung has Tizen and Roku has, well, Roku. All of these platforms have something special that makes them unique and potentially a better fit for you and your entertainment needs.

So what sets Android TV apart from the competition? Why do you want a TV with Android at all? Let’s dive into Android TV’s key features.

Android TV key features

Look, it’s not hard to find a player or TV that streams Netflix. It’s not. But Android TV doesn’t just serve as a static homebase for apps. It’s a dynamic way to find new content and can work like a Chromecast to stream content from your mobile device to the big screen. That being said, here are Android TV’s best features, with descriptions located further down below:

Curated content on the top row
Universal search using top apps
Actor and actress bios
Voice search via remote
Native Google Cast support
Tons of games via Google Play Store
Google Assistant integration