Google along with its partner Logitech have presented Google TV , an attempt to bridge the gap between the internet and the TV worlds. Logitech has developed the Revue, a set top box worth $299 for Google TV.   Investing huge funds into Google TV has not helped Logitech much as it managed to sell only $5 million of its devices as compared to its expectations of selling $18 million of its Google TV related products. Although sales have gone up by 4%, Logitech’s operating income has reduced from $24.5 million last year to $3.6 million. Google has not been able to sell Google TV probably because of its high costs, users lodging complaints about not being user friendly and  having an array of bugs. Google has tried to help users fix some of these problems and the latest news says that Google would merge with Android Honeycomb and Gingerbread to develop one multifaceted OS. This could escalate sales of Google TV by using a simpler process. Android apps on the big screen, especially games could be lot of fun and Google must also work towards price reduction to survive in this competitive world. But many customers may just not want web on their TV screen and more so if Google’s tech support is horrible.