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02-26-2022 12:45 PM in
Projectors & Other TVsVery recently I noticed all the widgets gone from my Samsung Model: UN46B8000XFXZA LED TV. I have a wired LAN Connection directly from my router with a good signal quality. Can anybody explain why there are no longer any widgets available? Has Samsung stopped supporting older model televisions? This TV cost me over $2500.00. I have four Samsung televisions, three Samsung Flat Screen Monitors as well as a Samsung Cellphone. I have been a loyal customer of Samsung products. I would hate to have to go elsewhere for a new TV. This model still functions perfectly with the exception of the missing widgets!
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02-28-2022 11:02 AM in
Projectors & Other TVsI understand the frustration that losing access to features can cause. Unfortunately, the services that were available for the UN46B8000XFXZA when it was manufactured 13 years ago simply no longer exist. Adding a 3rd party device such as a Firestick or Roku would provide you with access to the newer streaming applications an widgets you may be interested in, but the Internet@TV application will not be compatible with apps that were not even invented when it was released.
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Projectors & Other TVsI understand the frustration that losing access to features can cause. Unfortunately, the services that were available for the UN46B8000XFXZA when it was manufactured 13 years ago simply no longer exist. Adding a 3rd party device such as a Firestick or Roku would provide you with access to the newer streaming applications an widgets you may be interested in, but the Internet@TV application will not be compatible with apps that were not even invented when it was released.