ASUS Qube dongle for Google TV pops up at the FCC  Despite its
crucial role in the Android ecosystem, ASUS hasn't taken the
plunge on Google TV so far. An FCC approval for a new adapter,
the Qube, suggests that reticence is coming to a quick halt --
and in an uncommon way. Rather than build a full media hub, ASUS
appears to be crafting a possibly Roku-like dongle that would
graft Google TV on to a host device through USB. The Qube's
components aren't outlined in earnest, but it would pair up with
an RF-based keyboard and touchpad for its main input.  Some
details may have been given away through Google Play listings
for O!Mobile Control Center and Remote apps linked to the Qube
-- they hint that ASUS could use the same Marvell Armada
processors that power modern Google TV boxes, as well as extend
smartphone control beyond what Google's official remote app can
offer (we tried it with an existing Google TV unit and it
wouldn't connect.) At this moment, we're less curious about when
and where the Qube releases t