Google TV adding Voice Search and PrimeTime guide in upcoming update [video]

Users of Google TV have two reasons to be excited about an upcoming update, but unfortunately, the full update won’t be coming to first generation devices.
According to an entry today on the Official Google TV Blog, an upcoming update to Google TV will add Voice Search as well as a updated guide feature, now called PrimeTime.

Voice Search is a brand new feature to Google TV, allowing users to control features just by speaking. Google searches, opening apps, navigating to websites, and browsing channels can all be controlled this way. Users can also simply say the name of a show they’d like to watch to see all the available options to watch it.
PrimeTime isn’t as new, as it’s an update to the TV & Movies app that Google TV added in an update last year. The newly updated app essentially allows Google TV devices to work more like other set top boxes, allowing users to browse live TV, see recently watched shows, and access favorite channels.
To see the new features in action, check out the video below:

This news, combined with the new integration between Google TV and YouTube that was added in an update to the YouTube app yesterday, makes this a very interesting week for Google TV users. The only problem is that the only devices that seem to be getting the update soon are LG devices with Google TV. The only word on the update for other second generation devices is that it will be available in “the coming months.” First generation devices will get the YouTube and PrimeTime updates, but no Voice Search.
Are you a Google TV user? Which of the two upcoming updates are you looking forward to more: Voice Search or PrimeTime? Or are you using a first generation device and left out in the cold when it comes to the update?

SOURCES Official Google TV Blog

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