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Lenovo K3 Note Gets Theater Max Support With Marshmallow

Rajat Kapoor 3/30/2016 09:49:00 PM
The successful device from Lenovo, The K3 Note now has the new iteration of Android (6.0) but that didn't seemed enough to the company as they also crafted the Theater Max feature from the new Lenovo K4 Note into this predecessor. The update weighs around 1.65gb, the main highlight apart from marshmallow features is the Theater Max that is basically a Virtual Reality platform for the device. This feature works with Lenovo's Ant Virtual Reality Headset that was introduced with the K4 Note, to turn the device into a Theater Experience. Reviewed by Rajat Kapoor on 3/30/2016 09:49:00 PM

