![29th Apr: Je m'appelle Agneta (2026), 1hr 53m [TV-MA] (6/10)](https://occ-0-9003-616.1.nflxso.net/dnm/api/v6/0Qzqdxw-HG1AiOKLWWPsFOUDA2E/AAAABWJZuR23jIerpFV5b9X_zty-ibua29cFXu3pLsG0m2Ov_XpsIBZoivBXJV1-KokI_dSXMzsi2NZ8neVjYjIcqarrFDUJcEfZQVXRbQV14qpZFjLi04Zy0-38jCS8pkz86d_F8ng7q9yb1eMB_CcLz6BAVJa0Bw_wzZTGR2aGw1p3w_HVtns.jpg?r=979 "29th Apr: Je m'appelle Agneta (2026), 1hr 53m [TV-MA] (6/10)")
Google is making it easier to jump into watching YouTube Shorts on its TV devices without having to open the dedicated YouTube app. The Google TV homepage will soon introduce a new “Short videos for you” row that features a feed of personalized videos.
The update is expected to roll out to Google TV devices in the US sometime this summer, though Google didn’t specify an exact date. The company did say, however, that the videos showcased via this feature will start with YouTube Shorts, which suggests that similar vertical video hosting services like TikTok and Instagram’s Reels may also eventually be supported.
The short video homepage row was announced alongside other Google TV updates, including support for Google’s Nano Banana generative AI image model and Veo video generator via the Gemini tab. Google Photos is also getting new Search and Remix capabilities on Google TV devices, allowing users to search for specific photos with their voice and transform them into a different style, such as a watercolor or oil painting.
These features are limited to Gemini-enabled devices in the US for now. A Dynamic Slideshow feature will be available globally though, which enables users to display any Google Photos album as the screensaver when the TV is idle.
