Manufacturer says Google didn't tell it to halt Revue production, but won't say if it chose to internally
Still eyeing a Google TV product? Thanks to TigerDirect you can grab one of the first Google TV product in the Logitech Revue for a mere $50 (refurbished). Normally $100, you can use a coupon code (TPF73771) to get $20 off a refurbished model up front, plus a $30 rebate to bring it down to a meager $50.
You have have until October 27th to order the Revue in order to qualify for the rebate.
With Google continuing its push into the TV market and not letting Google TV die it’s hard being an early adopter of new technology. The Logitech Revue is a prime example of an early adoption device that didn’t receive much fanfare. The once $299 device dropped to just $99 in hopes that the product would move.
Hi all. I'm looking for app advice again.
I have a Logitech Revue, freshly arrived from eBay. I also have a home media server elsewhere on the network, aka a Linux box with a huge hard drive.
I am having some problems on my C2DM connection, and to fix it I need to Force Stop "Google Services Framework".
I would like to automate it, so I have two questions.
1 - Is possible to write some Java code or terminal commands to my application reproduce:
Settings > Apps > All > Google Services Framework > Force Stop ?
(I have SU)
Just kill the process will do exactly that?
2 - What is the p
Google has selectively released Google TV 2.0 & Fishtank& beta code based on Android 3.1, featuring the ability to run an Android app and stream TV at the same time, says a Geek.com report. The company is said to have sent out a Fishtank developer's system to about 50 developers, while another report says Logitech will offer a 2.0-based system in late summer....
Filed under: Video, Google, web 2.0
Google TV is coming -- and judging by the new Google TV website, it's coming soon.
Via the medium of shiny, black, stylish imagery, the site goes a long way to answering any and all questions you might have about the service. For sitting-in-the-living-room TV watchers it sounds really cool.
Kindle is rooted. Running Apex Launcher. Marketplace was fully functional for me until a couple of days ago.
The Marketplace has suddenly stopped working.
Last month, I succumbed to a peculiar urge to go out to my local, friendly big-box consumer electronics retailer and drop almost a hundred dollars on a product that had been panned by the critics on launch, had a dubious life expectancy because of that, and had been almost universally rejected by the TV networks and their agents -- Hulu, for one.
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