Google I/O is still ongoing and at the session for cultivation developers how to build Android apps for Google TV the team has just shown off a quick peek of the new Honeycomb-based UI that will be released later this year. Shown above you can quickly compare it to the maiden UI to see how different, and hopefully improved it is. The new icon layout should make getting back to live TV a simpler process, while there's also that large space above for widgets and support for notifications. Developers will be able to run their ADBs on devices later this summer, but prior to that it will have a "Fishtank" program for some devs to take home their intimate test units to run apps on now -- no household furnishings alternating necessary.



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build in with and control the Google TV -- both are linked below. Other face be be conspicuous act support for 3D, and game controllers using Android 3.1's expanded USB compatibility. There were no product announcements before the session ended, and no word on the rumored and directed ARM base for new products, but the project manager set new product announcements "later this year." Google TV will need new product announcements if it's going to receive a boost over other smart TV technology, but the likely of the market and availability of open source code is still with the proviso a badger vision of the promise it's failed to capitalize on so far.

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Google TV shows off new Honeycomb UI, plans for Market, SDK; opens up remote app source code previously



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