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To get a TextView to display (and act friendly with) Html strings my code looks something like: // itemHtml is a String of HTML defined above TextView itemContent = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.itemContent); itemContent.setText(Html.fromHtml(itemHtml)); itemContent.setMovementMethod(LinkMovementMethod.getInstance()); If the Html string has a link, TextView results in links that are clickable and focusable. When the user focuses on a specific link (e.g. by using the d-pad), the link text changes in some significant way to show that focus was obtained. The problem is that when I test this same pattern using devices with a d-pad using Honeycomb (e.g. a Google TV) or Ice Cream Sandwich flavors of Android, the link in the text shows no noticeable indication that the link has focus. I know it is getting focus, because when you then hit enter it does the specified action. You can even move around between various links in the text; you're just left guessing which link you're