Adding New Apps to Sharp LC-32LE350V LED TV: Aquos Net (Non-Plus) Users Guide to Expanding Options

Hello.

I recently bought a new LED TV from a sharp LC-32LE350V. Today I connected him to the internet. And the stairs appeared. After starting the "internet" several applications etc. appeared. Now I wonder if only them can be used or can I add something? I've searched the depths of the internet and can't get any information (not even on the sharp page). All results are AQUOS NET +

Hi, I have a similar problem. Let's join forces! According to the description, both on the website of the store where I bought the same model and the manufacturer, the LC-32LE350V has AquosNet WITH PLUS options (over 70 applications, Opera open browser, etc.)

I wrote to Sharp about it - he goes in and out. Today I got a response saying that I am blonde and I do not know what I am buying, and if the seller said that the TV had these functions, then he was misleading me. I am feeling troubled and I have a deep need to fight.

@U.P. It looks a bit different I have already contacted you on this matter.

So yes:
Applications intended for the Polish market are located on the German server. Therefore, the applications available on AquosNet will also be in German

This is AquosNet without a plus. Here the matter gets complicated because if someone has seen the number of applications in Samsung, they may feel disappointed. Sharp does not allow you to install additional TV applications. The choice may (but does not have to be) quite poor.

The consultant informed me that, due to the fact that this is a new creation of Sharp, negotiations are underway to provide customers with access to more or less exclusive applications (but you have to wait).

As for the specification, I only saw info that these TVs have the AquosNet + approval standard, but no info that they have AquosNet + itself

Of course, you have to be skeptical and not believe everything 100% :)

Another thing is that even before buying, I met opinions that Samsung wants to make a computer out of everything, and Sharp, in turn, does a TV, does a TV and at most will add some gimmick.

IMO if someone really wants a herd of applications on TV, you can easily buy a tablet with HDMI output (these are sufficient for about PLN 300) . I recommend the TV itself with a pure heart: It looks nice, a nice picture with great possibilities of personalizing the settings.

I also have this TV version of the LC-32LE350V-BK, I bought it at mediamarkt and I was told that I had IPLE and other such apps, after installing it at home, I also connected to the Internet, it turned out that ipli is not great because it is e.g. facebook, YouTube (which is quite interesting - it is a pity that the LIVE programs do not work but it will work) for this some ebay and all the other apps that I have not checked yet but look like "demos" on the sharp's website is just an animation-instruction on how to run but about adding nothing anywhere they did not mention, maybe you will actually have to wait and some updates will come, my father bought LG 42 some time ago "I don't remember the model but after not all 2 months there was already a software upgrade on the LG website, I wonder if the sharp will also update so well

I close. Solution in an earlier post