We are pleased to announce that we will begin delivering a free software update of the Android 3.1 platform to Logitech Revue™ with Google TV™ this week. If you’re already a Revue user, simply ensure your unit is turned on and connected to the Web, and accept the update that pops up onto your TV

As our CEO Guerrino De Luca stated earlier this week, Logitech will not manufacture new Logitech Revue units. That said, we do believe that consumers in the U.S. will be able to purchase the product during this holiday season. And all owners of Logitech Revue will receive the automatic and free update of Google’s recently

This week in Logitech news, Google announced the next version of Google TV and Logitech confirmed that the software update for Revue boxes is coming soon, featuring a new simpler interface, improved search functionality for content, the Android Market, and more.  PC Mag featured a quote from Ashish Arora, the Logitech Vice President and General Manager of the

As you may have heard, the new version of Google TV was announced today. And now, we are excited to announce that the free automatic update for Logitech Revue™ with Google TV™ is coming soon. Some key developments will include access to the Android Market, faster and more comprehensive search capabilities, a simplified user interface

Today we are pleased to share that the Logitech Revue™ with Google TV™ will be available at $99. The new pricing makes Logitech Revue more accessible for consumers. And Logitech Revue with Google TV offers so much more value than mere streaming media devices – it delivers the seamless integration of the Web experience with

Today’s consumers are demanding seamless digital content and entertainment across multiple platforms. This desire has taken content delivery from PC to mobile and now beyond. Today’s modern family is so plugged in that the next natural progression – to tap the biggest screen in the home, the TV – is happening even more quickly than

The big story of the week is that this summer the Logitech Revue with Google TV will be updated with Android (Honeycomb) 3.1 as well as the Android Market. A number of sources from around the web picked up the news including ZDNet, Crunch Gear and Geeky Gadgets. If you haven’t had a chance, check

Google kicked off its annual developer’s conference yesterday by sharing some impressive figures: there are now 100 million activated Android devices; 400,000 new Android devices activated each day; 200,000+ free and paid apps available in the Android Market with 4.5 billion apps installed; and there are more than 310 Android devices around the world. All

Although mentioned only briefly at the Google I/O conference, the news of Google TV getting Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) is important for the Google TV platform – developers will soon be able to develop apps for tablets and Google TV using the same SDK. I wanted to let you know that all Logitech Revue boxes will

Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down for a Q&A session with Alan Wilson, a vice president at Tripwire Interactive. Alan worked on the design, budgeting and planning for “Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45”, which has achieved well over 120 reviews world-wide, scored in the top 10% on Metacritic for 2006 and has now sold