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Google had some great announcements for the future of Google TV. Not only have they partnered with four of the top TV manufacturers to bring a new generation of Google TVs, but they also announced how more content will be making its way to your Google TV later this summer.

Gameloft promised a June 28th launch for their Amazing Spider-Man mobile game, and sure enough, it’s now available. If you’d like to get your web slinging on, it’ll cost you $6.99 — a price I was fully expecting from Gameloft. The game is available now on Android and iOS and features:

Announced in early May, Amazing Alex is Rovio’s first venture away from Angry Birds since the title became a huge hit on iOS many moons ago. Based on the company’s previous success in the mobile gaming space, we’re all itching to see how its next release turns out, but the new teaser trailer Rovio released today gives us very little to go on.

In addition to the 20-second clip, however, the Finnish firm has also announced some more details about the physics-based puzzler.

You can now purchase Movies & TV shows from Google Play rather than simply renting them. This is a much needed addition to the Google Play store and their media lineup. Purchasing Movies & TV shows is easy and makes them instantly available to watch on your Android phone, tablet or the web.

In case you missed the announcement yesterday, Google has added digital magazines to the Google Play Store. You can now download, read, and squash bugs with your favorite editions of Maxim, Popular Science, and more. You can browse through hundreds of magazines from the web store or your Android device, find something you like, and start reading it right away on your tablet or phone with the Google Play Magazines app.

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