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Google and Dish Network Android Set-top Boxes |
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 |
When Google announced their plans to introduce their very own operating system into the market, it drew so many tech enthusiasts, as clearly, their operating system is pretty promising. Nevertheless, it also seems that Google is working hard, together with Dish Network, in developing a set-top box that will run on Google’s Android operating system.
Generally, the set-top box will come with a QWERTY remote control for users, and users of the box can also use it to search for Dish content and other services, like the infamous YouTube.
Well this particular technology developed by Google and Dish Network surely is very promising isn’t it?
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