A:AnswerWe suggest you use the Fire TV Edition remote to control your TV.
Try the Power On feature, when enabled, the TV turns on displaying the last used input. To activate it, go Home > Settings > Display & Sounds > Power On and select Last Input.
A:AnswerNo Pam it's NOT 1080 which is why it says 720 in the description...
More importantly, with a screen size of 32 inches it's hard to tell the difference between 1080 and 720 which is why they are making 720s. Both of my college kids got one each and after 3 weeks of watching Netflix, Amazon and broadcast satalite TV neither child can see the difference at their college dorm rooms running over WiFi connections.
A:AnswerUse the Fire TV Edition remote to control your TV. Try the Power On feature, when enabled, the TV turns on displaying the last used input. To activate it, go Home > Settings > Display & Sounds > Power On and select Last Input.
A:AnswerYou need to scan the channels based on what kind of service you have. For example, cable. I found this to be a bit of a user unfriendly process.
A:AnswerYou could try to connect your iPhone to the HDMI input on the TV using an adapter like the Apple - Lightning Digital A/V Adapter - Model: MD826ZM/A
A:AnswerTo the best of my knowledge no. It does not have a camera in the tv. I was curious about that myself. When I saw that there wasn’t a camera I didn’t wonder anymore. If I find a solution to that I will be let you know
A:AnswerTry the Power On feature, when enabled, the TV turns on displaying the last used input. To activate it, go Home > Settings > Display & Sounds > Power On and select Last Input.
