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Google TV is rolling out updates that improve performance and storage, including optimizing memory usage, simplifying system apps, and preloading rows of movies and shows. The "Live" tab now features a "Recents" section to show recently streamed channels and a "Local news" section to surface news channels specific to the user's area. These updates are being rolled out now, with most handled through app updates.
Android TV is introducing a new "Live" tab that will feature free channels, similar to Google TV. The tab will integrate with both paid and free TV services, including YouTube TV, Sling, Tubi, Plex, and more. The free channels from Google TV will also be available on the Live tab. The feature will be rolled out to all Android TV devices in the US over the next few weeks.
Google TV is adding more than 800 free channels from Tubi, Plex, and Haystack News into the Live tab, in addition to its existing channels from Pluto TV. The Live tab layout will make it easier to browse channels by topic and genre in the TV guide. All Google TV devices in the US will be able to access the new live TV setup within the next few weeks.
Google TV is adding hundreds of new free streaming channels to its homescreen, including native free streaming channels that run directly on the homescreen. These channels require no apps or accounts beyond your Google account, and are available for all Google TV users in the United States. The free channels will be available across Chromecast devices and sets from TCL, Sony, Hisense, Philips, and other brands. The new channels also come with a redesigned “Live” tab on the homescreen.
Google TV is adding over 800 free TV channels from Tubi, Plex, and Haystack News, as well as launching free built-in channels. The Live tab has been redesigned to make it easier to browse through content, with a new TV guide and the ability to save favorites. These changes are coming to Google TV devices first and will be available on eligible Android TV devices later in the year.