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Comcast Partners With Intel to Deliver Television Anywhere In The Home

Today at CES, Intel officially announced a new partnership with Comcast that will will enable customers to view live and on-demand television content on Intel-based devices, such as tablets, ultrabooks and PCs. This experience is made possible by the Intel® Puma™ 6MG-based XG5 multi-screen video gateway.

 

Google Moves to TVs With Help From Intel and Sony

Google Moves to TVs With Help From Intel and Sony

Google TV promises to integrate the Web and TV, but it relies on TV manufacturers to use its software.

Senh: What I'm wondering is how they're gonna navigate the TV screen? Is it gonna be multi-touch wireless remote or something similiar to what we currently have. If that's the case, then navigation's gonna be bitch. I could see a lot of potential in it. Being able to watch YouTube videos, play games, view photo galleries, etc... on the TV would be pretty nice.

 

Google, Intel and Sony to Introduce Smart TV

On the heels of rumors that Google TV will be unveiled at Google’s I/O conference in San Francisco in May comes a report by The Financial Times that gives a name to the project: Smart TV.

 

Google Working on TV Technology

Google has lined up big partners -- including Intel and Sony -- in its recent quest to move its technology into the living room. The joint effort includes software that navigates Web-based offerings on TVs.

 

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