With that said, the code does indicate that Google TV products could get the ability to control the backlighting on these types of remotes, and there could also be a number of different options on how it would work. It's important to mention that Google's own devices, even the latest Streamer, doesn't have a backlight on its remote.

New code suggests that Google could be working to make backlit remotes a standard feature on Google TV devices.

Supported Google TV remotes may also have a dedicated button for toggling the backlit controls, as per the report.

The new Google TV Streamer update has some hidden code that points to built-in support for backlit remotes in the works, hinting at possible new hardware additions to the Google T

Revealed in the latest Google TV Streamer update, Google is adding better support for backlit remotes to its TV