Flashback 11: The Nexus Q and a Sea of Set-top Boxes
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English - January 05, 2021 17:00 - 53 minutes - 49.9 MB - ★★★★★ - 56 ratingsTechnology relay relay fm myke hackett tech apple viticci technology Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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In 2012, Google announced a sphere-shaped media player that was meant to be used with a TV or sound system. It was a disaster. However, nearly a decade later, set-top boxes are nearly everywhere. How did the market move past a weird Google product to offer a wide range of compelling products?
In 2012, Google announced a sphere-shaped media player that was meant to be used with a TV or sound system. It was a disaster. However, nearly a decade later, set-top boxes are nearly everywhere. How did the market move past a weird Google product to offer a wide range of compelling products?
Links and Show Notes: Amazon.com: Echo (4th Gen) Running Mac OS X on Apple TV The Google Nexus Q Is Baffling - David Pogue Google Nexus Q review - The Verge Google Nexus Q review - The Verge on YouTube Google delays Nexus Q launch, will send free dev devices to pre-order customers - The Verge Google Chromecast review - The Verge Is Google's future in television in Chromecast, or is it in Android TVs? - The Verge Roku Amazon Fire TV Devices Apple TV 4K - Apple