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“#Google Tries to Save Android Tablets With New Entertainment Space \u2013 Review Geek”<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Android tablets aren\u2019t all that popular these days, and if we\u2019re honest, they never were. However, Google is trying to change that with an all-new<\/a> \u201cEntertainment Space\u201d for tablets. It looks a lot like Google TV.<\/p>\n

When it comes to tablets, the iPad dominates the conversation, then Samsung\u2019s Galaxy Tab comes in a very distant second place. So much, in fact, that even Google seems to have mostly forgotten that Android tablets exist. Even if\u00a0more people are using tablets lately due to the pandemic.<\/p>\n

And yes, while Google did launch \u201cKids Space\u201c\u00a0last year<\/span>, it wasn\u2019t enough to get people interested in Android tablets. However, Google just unveiled a pretty nifty new user interface designed around consuming media<\/a> that might help.<\/p>\n

The new \u201cEntertainment Space\u201d is designed for multimedia with sections for Watch, Game<\/a>s, and Reading. With that first one, \u201cWatch\u201d being extremely similar in design to Google TV. Focusing on delivering movies<\/a>, TV shows, and more directly to your bigger Android screen.<\/p>\n

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Under the first row, Google has an entire section dedicated to other consumable app<\/a>s on your device. Things like Hulu, Twitch, YouTube TV, and more. Honestly, it looks pretty nice and could really give the few Android tablet users left a big boost in enjoyment. Though there will also be an omission to the content here\u2014Netflix won\u2019t be a part of the Entertainment Space<\/a>. It will show up as a recent app within the space, but Netflix content won\u2019t be available. That\u2019s a huge hole from a service that so many people subscribe to.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, in a very Google move, this isn\u2019t available for all Android tablets. In fact, starting this month, Entertainment Space will appear on Walmart\u2019s Onn tablets. Then, later this year, we can expect a global release for more Android tablets. Google mentioned a few by name, but Samsung wasn\u2019t one of them.<\/p>\n

According to Android Central\u2019s Daniel Bader<\/a>, the Entertainment Space will take place of Google Discover on the leftmost pane of the launcher on supported devices. This means the rollout will most likely be in a system update since it seems it will most likely be using restricted APIs to generate content.<\/p>\n

via: Google Blog<\/a><\/small>\n<\/div>\n