Sony is one of the manufacturers that has bet the most on Android TV within the segment of televisions. In recent years, it has become one of the fastest manufacturers to update their devices to the latest version of Android, to try to offer an incentive to the low sales that their terminals have.
The Japanese manufacturer Sony just released an Android TV 8.0 update for all the TV models the company has released in the last two years, an update that comes five months after the launch of Android Pie and with Android Q on the horizon.
Below we show you all the models that have begun to receive Android TV 8.0 from the Japanese manufacturer Sony.
- XBR-100Z9D
- XBR-43X800D
- XBR-49X700D
- XBR-49X800D
- XBR-55X700D
- XBR-65X750D
- XBR-65Z9D
- XBR-75Z9D
- XBR-43X800E
- XBR-49X800E
- XBR-49X900E
- XBR-55A1E
- XBR-55X800E
- XBR-55X806E
- XBR-55X900E
- XBR-55X930E
- XBR-65A1E
- XBR-65X850E
- XBR-65X900E
- XBR-65X930E
- XBR-75X850E
- XBR-75X900E
- XBR-75X940E
- XBR-77A1E
In addition to all the features that Android TV 8.0 provides, we find it in the channel launcher that has been completely renovated but mainly we find many bug fixes. Amazon Prime playback has been improved, DTV 1080i signals no longer randomly flicker, 4K HDR 60FPS content should no longer cause frame drops ...
At the moment, it seems that the launch announcement of the compatibility of Sony televisions with AirPlay and HomeKit will have to wait, since this compatibility is not shown in the update details, but it is confirmed that compatibility with these proprietary Apple systems will not be available in previous models, a compatibility that will be offered by all the models that the Korean company Samsung launched last year on the market.
