Google Hopes Android TV, Google Play, Wear OS Will Help You During This Pandemic
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Google Hopes Android TV, Google Play, Wear OS Will Help You During This Pandemic

For one, Android TV now has a section called “Stay mindful & fit” that is a collection of fitness apps to help you keep moving in your living rooms. Google Play has a new special offers area that highlights free or discounted content in sections like “Workout & wellness” or “Language learning & more.” You’ll find roundups of apps by category too.

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Fri Apr 17 - Google

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