In short, the NVIDIA SHIELD TV has remained in what feels like limbo. This being the case, users have wondered if it would ever get an update that would be based on a newer version of Android ...

The NVIDIA Shield TV series enjoyed a great run of updates from the first Shield TV release back in 2015. That run ended in 2022, bar a hot-fix update last year.

Nvidia is inviting Shield TV users to manually sign up through a Google Form to receive the hotfix. The company notes that users won't be able to roll back after installing the update.

Following the release of Shield Experience 9.2 earlier this year, the latest Shield TV update from Nvidia is version 33.2.0.322, a hotfix for the 9.2 update.

It's unknown at this time if Nvidia plans to release a new Shield TV model. I've seen several comments on social media from people asking for another generation. (The last one came out in 2019.) ...

Shield Experience 9.2 has started rolling out to all Shield TV devices this week. The update was previously made available early through a hotfix program starting in October, as we reported.

This week, NVIDIA is dusting off its update buttons with the release of a SHIELD Experience Upgrade 9.1.1+ HotFix. This is the first update in over a year and it aims to address at least 10 bugs ...

It is rolling out now, though, to all NVIDIA SHIELD and SHIELD Pro users. We’ve received the update recently, as you can see below, and have already noticed some of the made changes.

Summary: NVIDIA has released a new hotfix update for the SHIELD TV. The latest update fixes all the problems that arrived with February’s Experience 9.2 major software upgrade.

The latest Nvidia Shield Experience Upgrade 9.1.1+ (build 33.2.0.252) comes with a number of enhancements. There's a major fix for the GeForce Now app, fixing a bug that forced it to crash when it ...