to flash a rom or not... I run VEGAN Rom, but from what I am hearing, there is a new update from viewsonic which makes the tablet much more usable and stable, to the point where flashing a rom may not be needed... anyone have any experience with this...
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The new update is still bloated and slow. Half the apps dont work in the market. VEGAN is still the best way to go. Fast customizable and free. I would stick with the ROMs if your able to put the on.
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^^Both are wrong but Raymond is "less" wrong. You can find workarounds like Skyfire app but this phone doesn't have the right chipset for Flash to run properly. From what I've heard it doesn't run very well on any phones currently but that's something for Adobe to work out.
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I think you will find it runs on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) It's fast, clear as a bell and better than my tablet. I made a list on the phone yesterday using a "Note Pad" APP and emailed it to my sister who thought I was the family geek ti be able to email something from my phone. And it was so simple. I have taken pictures and sent them on Yahoo Instant Messanger too. I am now looking for things I can not do with this phone. o far I am at a loss. LOLOLOL.....Jamie
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From what I've heard, Huion Tablet are really tough to work with and in most cases people just say that it was a waste of their money. I've heard that trying to install the tablet drivers alone made some people want to rip their hair out. I have the Bamboo Capture, and even though it was a little bit expensive for me it has been a breeze to work with. It runs really well and I even got Photoshop as a free program with it. I've had zero problem thus far.
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I'm Sorry, I haven't used it for anything other than "Word" docs and light web surfing. Wish I could have been more help. I guess my main concern would be, what video software would work on an "Android" tablet? Have you tried looking at "youtube" for anyone using the tablet for just that? Wish you well.
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Yes it does, Right out of the box the Motorola Xoom supports Adobe Flash because it was the first stock Android Tablet of its kind. HOWEVER, if you want to run Android JellyBean 4.2 or higher you will need to install Flash separately and the link below tells you just how to do so. It will be wise to visit the XDA Developers site if you own a Motorola Xoom because they are one of the few to still support this particular device. If you are like me and you don't have time to mod or hack your Android Tablet, there is a professional who will do it all for you. He is THE ANDROID ROOT KING and if you type that into facebook you will find is page and I can tell you from experience that he does a great job. I paid 95usd for a 1 year premium service on my Motorola Xoom and it is still well worth it. Best of luck and I hope you love the Android OS as much I do. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1774336
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No , unfortunately , i was not satisfy , i bought but its very slow and you can not update it or downgrade OS , memory is limited to 512 , when you run whatsapp or tango or other applications the tablet will get very slow on startup and running.
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Sorry for the late reply, but I've been away on business mate. I have yet to try that particular emulator. From what I gather, there are some stable MAME emulators out there in the Android scene. I would probably hit up the Wikipad Forums or Wikipad Twitter. They seem to answer a lot quicker from those sites, so far.Good Luck!
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Just checking, the Leapad does NOT play videos or music? We were about to buy it for my 5 years old nephew, but I we want something that can play movies and music, so we don't have carry his portable dvd player along anymore, or use our phones for him to watch videos or listen to music. I had not even considered the Innotab, but being able to play videos and music on the tablet is hands down better than having a built in camera, imo. Could somebody confirm this, thank you.
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So which one are you going to stick with? I'm a happy N900 owner! And it just blows me away all I can do with this little computer! On the other hand, I'd like to give the N1 a little test drive. But I do think the N900 belongs to another level. Also I do not have any problem with Flash on the N900, you must have a good connection in order for it to work without any lags.
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No android tablet 4.1 or above natively supports Flash. But you can install flash and a flash ready Browser like Dolphin or Skyfire
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I would check into the android app because BB is creating a way to use them, I'm too busy to check it out presently but I recall a news release indicating a way to use android, but maybe it's only for the system 10 phones??? I know my Playbook was just updated with a newer system and support is on going.
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I have found Stealth to be so legalistically deceptive that I wouldn't buy another one if it were the official tablet of the Second Coming, personally endorsed by JC and The Boys. In addition, don't buy any brand with less than 16GB internal and able to accept a 32GB SD card. That is especially true if your kids will also use your tablet. (Movies eat up a ton of space.)
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Hi. I have been on a lot of web sites and I did not find anything it would not read. I installed Flash 11 from 1mobile market and it works with the onboard browser. Hope this helps. Ollie
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Dear Golfandy, My husband returned this tablet, because it wasn't compatible with any of his programs. He gave it the lowest rating. Can't understand why people are still asking me questions, because we wouldn't recommend his product to anyone.
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Avrumi you are like two years late to the webOS party...besides that it won't turn on, you do know it's a dead ecosystem with no further app development, support, hardware, nothin'. Right? what was left of webOS was open sourced by HP and then bought by LG who turned it into a 'smart TV' operating systemas much as I loved webOS, if all you need is "a phone" I'd look for something else...
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It's been a little while since the last post. So I thought I'd update it. There is now a CM9 alpha 2.0 release for the HP Touchpad. I am currently running it and I think it's PERFECTION! I held off on the CM7 since it wasn't really designed for tablets, but CM9 is terrific. It isn't fool proof or for the complete tech novice. But I'm certainly no expert and completely new to Android, but there are great sites that do step by step instructions that are pretty easy to follow. Just google HP Touchpad CM9 alpha 2. I followed the instructions on lilliputing.com...