Android: As seen on TV!

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Android on TV moves from Honeycomb to API level 17 (Jelly Bean), adds NDK support and upgrades Chrome so HTML5 Encrypted Media Extensions and Widevine/PlayReady DRM work; media player now supports adaptive‑bitrate, low‑latency streaming, QoS counters and closed captions. Practical notes: declare android.hardware.touchscreen as not required (or use android.hardware.touchscreen false), handle DPAD focus explicitly, check ConnectivityManager.TYPE_ETHERNET as well as WIFI, and test on real Google TV hardware; examples shown include Netflix HTML5, TuneIn UI and Asphalt 7.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 4:45Open for Business!
3. 6:34Pure Android - No "Special SDK Needed"
4. 8:43Android DPAD Support
5. 14:04Android Focus handling
6. 15:40Remember Your Ethernet
7. 16:47Know your "Android Features"
8. 18:27Upload to Play Store
9. 19:16Introducing ...
10. 19:54The NEW Google TV Platform
11. 22:28New Android APIs
12. 23:17Gtv Media Player extends android.media.MediaPlayer
13. 25:57TV Specific APIs
14. 29:28Chrome TV Enhancements

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