Nexus Q updated, now works with Android 2.3.3 or higher; updates for YouTube, Play Movies & TV
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The other updates involve YouTube and Play Movies & TV. The YouTube app has been updated to allow it to send content to Nexus Q and to be used as a remote to play videos on other devices when used with an earlier Android build. The update to Play Movies & TV makes downloading from the app faster while it also kills off some bugs and improves performance.
The trio of apps are all free and all available from the Google Play Store now.
source: GooglePlayStore (1), (2), (3) via DroidLife
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5 Comments
1. Pings posted on 26 Jul 2012, 11:42 1 0
I know they ported CM10 to it. But!, I would like AOKP and to hook up a multimedia bluetooth remote. Now you got somthing. That would be a HTAD (Home Theater Android Device).
2. TheLibertine posted on 26 Jul 2012, 11:50 2 0
Meh... Sorry, Google, 300 dollar for a media player...
5. dragonscourgex posted on 27 Jul 2012, 09:41 0 0
Ya, it is a expensive, which is keeping me from buying it. But I love that fact that is it made in the USA and I most likely will get it in the future.
3. ricodroid posted on 26 Jul 2012, 11:52 0 0
its great experience but yea... f**king expensive .. wont pay all that money for a freaking orb lol
4. Hammerfest posted on 26 Jul 2012, 12:39 2 0
Wow, I feel old, people complaining about expensive and I remember my parents first and second media setup, and even a few of my own...
LOTS more than $300... and with so much less potential then this little monster...
Hell I still use an old HTPC for my media needs, was almost $1000 back when I got it, was expensive, but I could watch movies with my TV/Stereo (Nexus Q - Check), listen to music over my TV/Stereo (Nexus Q - Check), run programs... over my TV/Stereo (Nexus Q - Check), play games over my TV Stereo (Nexus Q - Check) and so much more... (id say, yeah, Nexus Q - Check)...
Oh sorry, ill let you get back to bitching about a possible unified system between Phone/Tablet and MediaCenter...
#EXTREME-SARCASM
