If you just bought a brand new Android TV, or a box that runs the Google OS, you probably want to dive straight in and explore all of the new features. You'll notice right away that it's similar to Android for your phone, but built for the big screen. Still, it can occasionally be tricky to navigate. Here are 6 tips to get you up and running as quickly as possible.

Few set top boxes support every service you want, but when you've got one that runs Android there's usually a workaround. One of the most frustrating omissions from Android TV's app catalogue is Amazon Prime Video, which was launched in Australia last month. but you can change that with just a few simple steps and no rooting required.

If you don't mind dealing with a bit of instability, you can now install an unofficial version of Android TV on a Raspberry Pi 3.

Google's I/O developers conference has come and gone for another year. Among the more intriguing announcements is the news that you can now use Spotify on your Android TV. Here's how it's done.

There are nearly as many companies making set top boxes as there are TV shows that you swear you're going to get around to watching one of these days. Today, we're examining three of the best: the Apple TV, the Nexus Player and the Roku 4.

Just when we thought HD TVs couldn't get any cheaper, Soniq has slashed the price of its 55” Smart LED TV to just $699. The model runs on Android's Smart TV Cinavision platform and comes with inbuilt Wi-Fi, three USB ports and a native resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. Not too shabby!