A variety of software and device brands are characterized by their operating system that differ from other televisions. In this article, we will evaluate and differentiate all this number of systems that our smart televisions have. Among them, more popular brands than others. We will also identify what operating system your smart TV has.
Smart TV operating systems
We start with the most famous and characteristic Tizen of Samsung, a Korean brand that has been the head of the market in terms of technology. It is simple in a way that makes it easy for the user to locate the functions of the television. It also allows you to detect the applications that it has by providing a simple open-source system for the varied and up-to-date use of a large number of applications.
On the other hand, we have the Panasonic brand that differs from the previous one aesthetically. It is particularly more minimalist. It uses Firefox OS, a monotonous SmartTV system that offers a wide variety of functions to the user. Quite simple functions and applications that you can install and update due to a distinctive code in programming on HTML5.
We have LG with an innovative and simple system in terms of interface. This operating system called WebOS has the quality of having direct access to many services. It also has access to applications that provide the platform quite quickly and easily. They also provide optimization of internet access speed by improving both wired and wi-fi connections.
Sony differs from the previous ones because the famous Japanese company, top of technology and innovation articles, brings an optimized Android system, with an exceptional catalog of applications extracted directly from the Google Play Store, thus being the Smart TV with more capacity and variety in terms of applications, giving you a familiar essence to that of a Smartphone.
How do I know what operating system my Smart TV has?
Here is how to know the operating system of your smart TV:
- The Tizen operating system is identified by the blue use and the sea aesthetics that it gives when entering the menu on the television. Services and networks separate the icons and applications. You can distinguish them from other systems by being more organized in groups than individually. It has a more square and larger design.
- Firefox OS is usually more minimalist and opting for a circular and more colorful design. Its icons are in species of balloons or circles that contain streaming services and applications.
- WebOS is perhaps the most modern in terms of interface, vibrating a diagonal panorama of applications and services usually identified by icons and vivid colors characteristic of the Korean brand. Being easy to identify and even separate from the aforementioned is easy to view and more chromatic.
- We can distinguish android simply by seeing the presence of the Play Store in the interface to install applications such as Instagram. It is the only operating system with PlayStore. It is usually the one that contains more applications and services. This is because of the notorious accessibility that Google grants to its other platform services, being simple and beautiful to look at.
In summary, you can identify the operating system of our Smart TV by knowing the brand of the TV and the aesthetics of its platform, being distinctive and with different creation codes, some being more reduced in terms of applications but others being faster or more aesthetically speaking, with different designs of section and organization of services.
