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MoistMeatCurtains t1_jdbbkno wrote

I had a Sony as well. Worked good for the first couple months then got really slow, apps crashed a lot. I’d have to restart the tv more often than I’d like to. Bought an Apple TV

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sophias_bush t1_jdbdlzp wrote

I have a Sony TV and don’t think I’ve ever once set up Google TV. Immediately hooked up my TV and called it a day.

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bimmerphile_ec t1_jdbdoy0 wrote

So you’re judging the Android OS off your experience with a smart TV, which may or may not have shitty specs?

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VI-loser OP t1_jdbfoxd wrote

Replying to bimmerphile_ec (#2,313,522)

Yep. Absolutely.

Well, that an the cheap phone I bought to run some tests for a friend.

But yeah, the TV experience is absolutely the reason.

Of course, I'm also kind of pissed at Google for selling my soul to the NSA and stuff like that. You know how it is, once you get betrayed by a company it just starts to snowball.

Yeah, I should have taken it to r/android or whatever.

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