How can i put apps on my hisense tv - Hisense Televison & Video

If your TV supports Google playstore then you just install the app, if not the TV doesn't have onboard band flash memory to install apps like that which need storage.

Take your Hisense Remote, press on the home icon button.
You can check the Stan app in the Premium apps section.
If you don’t find in the Premium apps section. You can use the alternate options for adding apps on your Hisense smart tv.
An alternative option, Open your Open TV Store
After that, Click on the New or Movies & TV Series sections.
Select the Stan app for launching
Click on Login and enjoy watching!
I hope that help

you might have to up date the app for sometimes that will happen within most of your apps. make sure updates are turned on

Messages al over the Internet say it simply cannot be done with HiSense.
Many people have returned their HiSense for only that reason.

Apparently very limited in App ability.

Check out these disappointed Users:

https://www.facebook.com/hisenseusa/posts/why-cant-i-get-hulu-on-my-new-hisense-4k-smart-tv/1429953410352717/

If you have hisense TV then Netball app is not required. Netball app is just a live TV application and you have hisense TV which is already a live TV.

youtube app is being disabled now on most tvs. samsung, sony etc are just a few. tv companies don't want to have to keep updating the software to keep up with apps. and some have lost the rights to use the app and other apps like facebook.

Only the TV manufacturer can add support for Apps to their TVs. If there is a Hisense App Market, and it's available as a download for your particular model of TV then go that route. If it's not supported then there's not much you can do except hook up your laptop and play it from there.

Hello
Hisense doesn`t have Hulu. It has Netflix, Amazon Instant, Vudu, Pandora, Facebook, and Twitter. You cannot add Hulu.

Hisense recently released its new H6 Smart TV, which runs Android's 4.2.2 operating system, with a bevy of Android apps loaded on board, and a 55-inch screen for a record-scratching price of $700. The TV is available at Wal-Mart stores now.
China-based Hisense is known for its low-ball price points on both HDTVs, and 4K displays as it looks to carve out its own space in the highly competitive TV marketplace. But the new H6 looks to be one of its best bargains yet, especially if you love Google's take on app design. Baked into the H6's Smart interface are a plethora of apps, including Google standbys like Chrome, Youtube, Google Voice Search, Hisense's Cloud Services, High Media, for sharing videos and photos, and the usual suspects like Netflix, Amazon Instant, Vudu, Pandora, Facebook, and Twitter. One major omission is Hulu Plus, but it will be available at the Google Play store, along with a mountain of other choices.

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