India, Oct. 26 -- There is a particular kind of frustration reserved for the modern smart television. You press the remote. You wait. A home screen loads, plastered with sponsored tiles, autoplay trailers and promoted content, while the app you actually want to open sits somewhere in the third row.

The TV that felt responsive in the shop now crawls, not because its hardware has aged but because its software has been steadily filled with background services, telemetry programmes and advertising infrastructure that runs whether you want it to or not.

Using Claude Code to speed up a sluggish Sony Bravia Android TV by removing bloatware, disabling unnecessary background services, and replacing the Google TV interface with Projectivy Launche...