Hopefully for Google and device manufacturer partners, the second effort is more successful than the first. Parks Associates analyst Kurt Scherf told the Journal that the updated software offers a "big improvement" over the previous version, "giving a much more graphically rich version of the user interface."

From the article, "Google Taps Marvell to Power the Next-Generation Google TV" by Beecher Tuttle

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