Fuck you, Amazon.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!! There it is!
Fuck you, Amazon.
Would anyone who has installed Android on Hp Touchpad recommend it? I just realized mine has been shitting there untouched for like 2 months. I can't stand the thing.
Think of it as getting an organ transplant. You'll have to take a ton of drugs and there's always a good chance your new organ will fail but it's better than leaving your diseased organ in your body.
Ps in the analogy above I am referring to webOS as the diseased, cancerous, failed organ.
While I doubt that'll happen within 6 months, why wouldn't devs want to develop on the more widespread OS first?Eric Schmidt was addressing the crowd at Le Web in Paris and recounted a tale when an Android user asked why apps were often written for iOS first, and then ported over to Google's OS. His response? "My prediction is that six months from now, you'll say the opposite." After the uncomfortable silence had died down, he added that Android's "open" model meant the company had volume on its side -- and volume is what he feels will attract developers.
Bookmarked to laugh at next June.
Is synergy holistic medicine then?
Eric Schmidt was addressing the crowd at Le Web in Paris and recounted a tale when an Android user asked why apps were often written for iOS first, and then ported over to Google's OS. His response? "My prediction is that six months from now, you'll say the opposite." After the uncomfortable silence had died down, he added that Android's "open" model meant the company had volume on its side -- and volume is what he feels will attract developers.
Bookmarked to laugh at next June.
Parity may be more realistic but in an environment where developers have to release soc specific versions of games, there is just no way they'll use android as their lead platform.I think at best they will attain parity development wise, eventually, on the back of sheer volume alone. But 6 months is a fucking pipe dream.
this. it's a landslide victory when predicting full sentences just happens over and over.
Just flashed MIUI onto my phone using ROM recovery and it's continually looping through the boot logo and playing the startup jingle.
For those who have installed miui, is that normal for a first boot, or is something broken?
It happens from time to time when first installing a new ROM. Just go back to Recovery and re-flash.
Just flashed MIUI onto my phone using ROM recovery and it's continually looping through the boot logo and playing the startup jingle.
For those who have installed miui, is that normal for a first boot, or is something broken? I've had it sitting here for over five minutes; assuming this isn't normal.
That's not normal. Did you wipe your cache and dalvik cache before you installed?
Just dalvick cache.
I downloaded miui through the rom recovery interface as opposed to installing from internal storage, will I have to flash back to my stock backup and go through the process again or is there an option to reflash miui through clockworkmod that i'm missing?
I'd use Amon Ra and wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, then reinstall the Rom.
Just flashed MIUI onto my phone using ROM recovery and it's continually looping through the boot logo and playing the startup jingle.
For those who have installed miui, is that normal for a first boot, or is something broken? I've had it sitting here for over five minutes; assuming this isn't normal.
which ROM did you install?
Would anyone who has installed Android on Hp Touchpad recommend it? I just realized mine has been shitting there untouched for like 2 months. I can't stand the thing.
MIUI 1.12.2 english translation
And it seems to be working now. Thanks guys.
Nowadays alot of games come out on Android first anyway.Eric Schmidt was addressing the crowd at Le Web in Paris and recounted a tale when an Android user asked why apps were often written for iOS first, and then ported over to Google's OS. His response? "My prediction is that six months from now, you'll say the opposite." After the uncomfortable silence had died down, he added that Android's "open" model meant the company had volume on its side -- and volume is what he feels will attract developers.
Bookmarked to laugh at next June.
Yeah, the methodology to adopt while flashing is to: first Nandroid backup, then always wipe at least the dalvik cache and cache. I'd even suggest wiping your data & battery stats if you're going from something like an AOSP rom to Miui, but I can only suggest that since grabbing my apps from the marketplace doesn't bother me. It does guarantee that you'll have the best flash possible, however.
New apps today:
Flick Golf
Reckless Racing
AirSync by doubleTwist
Read It Later Pro
Beautiful Widgets
Christmas HD
Fruit Ninja
Star Chart
NFL Rivals
last app still not found yet (until they update)
Amazon app store is a POS. That's the ONLY thing they're good for.
Does anyone want to buy a fake PS2 emulator for Android? If so you can give some guy $20.91. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.nathanroys.ps2#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwiY29tLm5hdGhhbnJveXMucHMyIl0.
I really cannot believe that this is on the market and more importantly people have bought it. Sadly the same developer has the same thing for the 360, PSP, Windows, etc. It seems like from the reviews all it does is load an image.
wow @ the PS3 emulator
wow @ people who actually paid for it ($40? Dang)
wow @ all his crap being still up on the android market
Nowadays alot of games come out on Android first anyway.
Wound up knight for example.
Anybody know of a good Tiny Wings copy? freakin love that game..
While I doubt that'll happen within 6 months, why wouldn't devs want to develop on the more widespread OS first?
Worth waiting for Sprint or just jumping to VWZ? Need first smartphones.
Explain your situation more. Worth waiting for Sprint for what? Galaxy Nexus?
I currently don't have any service and I want to know since Sprints going LTE, if it were a smart move to just go with them. I tried the epic 4g touch at my home at the data speed really blows. I really want a nice smartphone since it's going to be my first.
question about android market movie rentals:
I'm going on a plane trip to Hawaii and I'm bringing my Xoom. When you rent movies is it streaming only or can you download the movie beforehand?
No wifi on flights to Hawaii just yet
Them going LTE doesn't help you at all currently. None of the current phones will work with it and it means their current 4G (WiMax) will not be expanded any more than it already is.
That phone is one of the best out as far as Android goes. The network speed for it won't change though.
Though I haven't rented any movies through Google yet, I remember reading that you can "pin" the movie to your device. This allows you to download it before hand. Once you start playing it, the rental rules would apply, ie. amount of time you have to watch it before the rental is over.
Any of you have great experiences with VWZ?
Edit: or even Sprint
Any thoughts on Browsers? I'm sure it's talked about often but some searching didn't bring up anything substantial or recent.
I'm liking Firefox but for whatever reason the google page it pulls up looks terrible. Like some sort of WAP/Classic hybrid, and not the traditional mobile site you would get with any other browser.
Looks like the Facebook app update will be out sometime soon https://blog.facebook.com/blog.php?post=10150393505147131
I use Dolphin for a browser myself. Though I do like the ICS browser a lot which I think is basically a mobile Chrome. It feels very smooth.
Try Boat Browser. Best browser I've used so far.