Google just detailed more updates for Android 13 on TV, including a new one that will particularly come in handy for living room multitaskers. Even lowly already announced plans to support casting from Android to Google TV, They also revealed that Android TV will now expand picture and picture viewing to showing groups called videos, docked mode, and prevent chats from hiding content on other apps.

You could catch up with a relative on a camera-equipped television without blocking your web browsing. Android TV will also get a future release to support different keyboard layouts, which will be very helpful for game developers who map input on non-QWERTY physical keyboards. You’ll also be able to expect performance and quality boosts thanks to better audio routing and HDMI responses.

Developers can now grab Android 13 TV Beta 2 today for either Google’s ADT, three kit, or a computer-based emulator. Although you will have to wait until later in year 4 of the finished Android TV update with these new announcements to arrive. Also like the Android 13 for mobile devices, this isn’t much of an overhaul, but more of a refinement to the existing software.