GOOGLE is trying to make it easier for people to find free channels in the streaming era, releasing a feature that could have an impact on the way the world watches TV.
The new feature was shared by Google, who explained that their new software is capable of providing people with the best of the streaming world without spending too much money on bills.
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In a blog post, Google broke down Google TV, a new live TV experience that lets users browse over 800 channels for free.
The best part is that Google TV will be available on all Google TV devices in the U.S., including people Chromecast and TVs with Google built-in.
“Today, we’re introducing a new live TV experience that lets you browse more than 800 free TV channels across multiple providers, organized in one easy-to-use guide right in the Live tab,” reads the blog post.
The channels belong to multiple streamers and services, providing viewers with an experience that’s holistic, showing them some of the most popular shows and movies that currently airing.
The blog post explains some of Google TV’s features, including the fact that you won’t have to download any external apps to watch TV shows and movies.
“In total, you can now browse over 800 channels and premium programming, including news channels from NBC, ABC, CBS, and FOX,” reads the post.
“You can also tune in to channels from around the world, with programming in more than 10 languages including Spanish, Hindi, and Japanese.”
Google explains that people who pay for a Live TV service can also take advantage of Google TV, merging the two into a single experience that’s easier to navigate.
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Users can also save their favorite channels on the Favorite tab, granting them fast access to the content that they want to see.
“From breaking news to blockbuster movies and everything in between, there’s something for everyone,” reads the post.
“And with no subscriptions or fees, it’s never been easier to jump in and start watching.”
Google is planning on soon extending its services to other Android TV devices.
Streaming has provided people with more access than ever.
Still, as more and more services appear, it’s increasingly difficult to keep track of what’s airing and to know how much you’re spending on streaming bills on a monthly basis.
Google TV appears to be a smart solution for that.
