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Google is giving developers two years to bring their Android TV and Google TV apps up to speed: by August 2026, all apps on these platforms must include 64-bit support. The move aligns TV app ...

Google TV and Android TV devices will soon support 64-bit apps, offering faster launches and better performance compared to 32-bit versions. Developers must provide both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, ...

Google just gave TV app developers a deadline: by August 1, 2026, any new Google TV or Android TV app that uses native code must come with a 64-bit version. Translation? Google is paving the way for a ...

Google TV and Android TV will support 64-bit apps for faster performance; standard starts Aug 2026. 32-bit apps will continue to work; Google Play will keep delivering apps to older devices.

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