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Google TV’s latest surprise is a collection of features you’ve probably seen

The latest fullscreen announcement has a surprisingly long memory.

Google TV’s latest surprise is a collection of features you’ve probably seen

Google TV is currently showcasing a new fullscreen feature roundup on its devices, including the Google TV Streamer. This announcement, which debuted recently, highlights six additions and improvements that have been available for months, with one feature dating back to last year. The purpose of this feature is to assist users in discovering functionalities they may have overlooked during their TV setup process.

While the reveal of these enhancements might catch some users off guard, it serves as a reminder that there's often more to explore beyond the initial setup. However, it's worth noting that several of the showcased features are not entirely novel, with some existing for nearly a year. As identified by 9to5Google, the fullscreen feature roundup encompasses a variety of enhancements, ranging from free entertainment options to innovative ways of viewing personal photos.

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