Android TV sees Google adopting a similar approach to what it did with Android for ThL T100S phones

Android apps, barring the ones that rely on Google services or Amazon services, run fine albeit with some lag. These run inside an app player that features a back button. You can hide the UI elements of the player, but then you may face difficulty in navigating through some apps.
Yep, Google’s back in the TV space for the third time – and Android TV, if you’ll excuse the pun, does look to be rather charming. Launched at Google I/O 2014, Android TV sees Google adopting a similar approach to what it did with Android for ThL T100S phones and tablets – it builds the software, OEMs do the hardware.

Thankfully, LG hasn’t skimped anywhere else in the hardware. There’s a 2.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon processor and 2GB of RAM - and although only the 16GB model is available in the UK, a microSD slot lets you add an extra 128GB of memory. All of this puts it in line with other flagshpidevices, and although benchmark tests put the One M8 and S5 just slightly ahead in terms of processing grunt, it’s not enough to make any difference in day to day use. High definition video streamed perfectly and graphic-intensive 3D games were handled without a hiccup.

If you’re always trekking through harsh climates or pissing around up mountains, you’ll want a reasonably rugged mobile that can take a bit of abuse, and preferably one that can measure your efforts, so you can brag to all your mates about how really tough you are.

With OS 10.2.1, what was great has become even smarter. OS10.2.1 comes with incredibly cool features like your BlackBerry Z3 learning your sharing pattern e.g., whom you send the most e-mail to, chat most with, etc and adjusting the sharing menu based on the frequency of past selection to making sharing incredibly easier, to a customisable pinch gesture to filter BlackBerry Hub or Priority Hub to make sure you can see just what is critical immediately after a long meeting.

Android apps that make use of the phone's hardware or accessories Bluetooth headset, Camera also don't function as smoothly as they would on an Android phone. To be honest, BlackBerry Z3 is no substitute for ThL w200 specs Android phone. As a BlackBerry user, you just don't miss out on your favourite apps Instagram, Zite, Flipboard and the likes, but the experience is not as good.