The Verge: Alongside its new super-fast internet in Kansas City, Google announced Fiber TV today, an entirely redesigned experience for how you watch TV. It's part-DVR part-cable box, with the ability to watch and record all the channels you expect, via Google's new network. You'll be able to record 500 hours of TV, and can record a ridiculous eight shows all at once.

There are a couple of different packages for the Fiber TV service, which basically mirror what we've seen from cable boxes. There's a basic version with network channels and some basic cable, on up to the movie channels like HBO. (Fiber TV, Google, Google Fiber, Industry, Services, Software, Video, Web)