Google TV

Like most tech launches at the moment, Google's October event was an online-only, livestreamed affair, but there was still plenty of new hardware on show: two new Pixel phones, a new Chromecast with Google TV on board, and a new Nest Audio speaker.

Hisense revealed a new line of Ultra-HD LED TVs in 65-, 84-, and 110-inch sizes at CES 2013.

Google's Nexus Q is an Android-based media streamer that draws all its content from the cloud.

The Vizio Co-Star Stream Player is a Google TV-based media streamer that also boasts support for on demand video games through the OnLive Game Service.

With the upcoming release of its new NSZ-GS7 Internet Player and NSZ-GP9 Blu-ray Disc player with Google TV, Sony will be the first major manufacturer to launch Google TV devices outside the U.S.

The partnership between Sony and Google is bearing fruit in the form of Sony Internet TV, powered by Google TV.

Logitech has announced the release of its set-top box that enables access to Google TV

The age of the smartphone, cloud computing and some tasty samples of what's just around the corner for the Android platform.