I really hope the developers over at XBMC can get the Android version finished up and released soon. I really hate that iOS users got it so early.
This is going to be a perfect device for it.
A match with XMBC would be a great deal.
Do we know what CPU this device is running yet?
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A match with XMBC would be a great deal.
Do we know what CPU this device is running yet?
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The same TI OMAP as found in the galaxy nexus
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Honestly, i can´t imagine the NQ is more suitable for xbmc than the atv.
Of course hardware wise, they are comparable, but why would you want to pay 300$ for something you could do with an 99$ atv?
I assume apple is selling the atv´s with a loss because they are so closely tied with itunes and obviously hard to jailbreak.
Either way for 300$ you could simply buy a board a nice processor and set up xbmc one ubuntu.. (it´s the best mediacenter imaginable)
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Either way for 300$ you could simply buy a board a nice processor and set up xbmc one ubuntu.. (it´s the best mediacenter imaginable)
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I have a few of these running on Zotac Boxes. They are great for my media but less so for streaming stuff of the internet. Ubuntu can't run Netflix.
There's already a thread for discussing possible uses for the Q, please continue all further discussion there.
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Trying to install beebplyer but can't find it on the market, previously installed & uninstalled it, so not sure why I can't find it anymore. Can anyone please check if it's just me or whether it's now off the market? Thanks.
I read somewhere that its been pulled for the time being.
Something about a 'proper' version coming out soon.
You best bet would be to try to find the APK from somewhere else online...
damn, was looking forward to having it for the world cup.
why would they pull it before a proper one is here? just sounds like aunt beeb wasn't best pleased with it
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You can still download it using the barcode scanner. I just installed it, and the quality from the video is quite poor.
I'm not surprised it got discontinued. Worth using as a last RESORT
thanks, installing now! it is a last resort...
not sure if this is any good mate as I aint tried it yet:
http://www.skynetsoftware.com/myPlayer/index.aspx?platform=Android
PS - England are currently sucking bigtime in teh world cup
thanks, hopefully I'll still need it after the group stage!
try yamgo.mobi, its way more reliable than apps.
Yes beebplayer has been pulled from the market, although there is another app called myplayer, as zoomee has already stated.
That said, I don't think those apps are as good as just going to m.tvcatchup.com
You can watch a lot of freeview channels. It requires registration, but that's free, and just a 1 time thing. Try that out.
just been looking at BBC News and theres an article to UK Apps convention, with this pic...
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Samsung galaxy note just presented on IFA
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I believe the the samsung galaxy note, I think its got a 5.3 in screen. It also comes with a stylus.
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awesome! looks pretty nice, like a S2 but wider...
so its kinda in between an s2 and a tab 7" then? might have to invest now i sold my tab....
Cracking phone but wayyy too big for my liking, the size of the GS2 is perfect anything beyond that is just too big you may as well just buy a tablet.
I love this phone. Will buy it if the audio and yellow tint issue is not there on this one. I love the size as well as don't think it wont fit my pocket. Great combination of phone and tablet in one. And remember G2 itself is usually much more powerful than most of the tablets! If this phone has better audio, will definitely go for it.
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just been looking at BBC News and theres an article to UK Apps convention, with this pic...
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check out the hands on review
Samsung Galaxy Note Hands-On http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1254510
Hi, i order this tablet after harder search xD, and the rockchip 3066 looks very good, i want to know if its possible port cm10 or aokp for it.
I dont kno if this help: Rockchip RK3066 released the kernel source code https://github.com/omegamoon/rockchip-rk30xx-mk808
I know the ubuntu port is started and will be awesome see cyanogenmod too
My english not so good!
Thanks for reading and happy christmas!
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no one? :c
Wow that's a nice tablet.
-type R blood-
on my hand now played some games and i think it play all heavy games
i want cyanogen mod so hard... on the weekend i will post some benchmarks and tests
Wifi Location Services...
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on my hand now played some games and i think it play all heavy games
i want cyanogen mod so hard... on the weekend i will post some benchmarks and tests
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By any chance does google maps (or any other maps app) find your position via wifi on this tablet? I'm getting a "Location cannot be determined" error & I know for sure that it's the tablet as my mother's super cheapo wifi only tablet works I obviously switched on the Location services in the Android settings... Could you please test this on your Momo7 IPS?
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One of the biggest benefits of Android is, and always has been, the plethora of
available software keyboards. Don't like stock? No problem - there's something
out there that will make your typing experience suck less. But what works great
on phones may not be so hot on a large-screen devices like a tablets, so there's
basically a whole subset of keyboards - or at least keyboard layouts - in that arena.
Enter a newcomer to the tablet keyboard ring: Slice. This keyboard... well, it's insane.
Just watch.
Unique? Definitely. Brain-melting? Without question. Practical? You can be the judge
of that one. There's a demo version of Slice in the Store so you can give it a shot, and
the full version will set you back a five spot if you're ready to commit. If nothing else, you
can use it to play Space Invaders.
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SLICE KEYBOARD DEMO
SLICE KEYBOARD
Looks interesting. Time to test it out.
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Looks interesting. Time to test it out.
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Also i am not the creator of this trippy keyboard i am simply sharing for like minded people
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It will all depend on how well the spell check and word prediction is. Right now i've yet to find anything that can touch swiftkey.
I watched this couple of says ago, it would certainly screw with people's heads if nothing else.
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I just found out about a barometer in some Android devices, but it doesn't look like HTC phones have a barometer. Anyone have any confirmation? Maybe the hardware is there but there are no drivers?
A barometer would typically be used to help with GPS, but is now being used to help short-term local weather forecasting with PressureNET. I'm in western WA, and anyone around here knows the local weather is difficult to predict. It would be cool to help contribute.
I am pretty sure it doesn't. What devices do have it?
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Really?
+1 for what devices have a built in barometer? That seems like a really niche feature for a smartphone.
The Motorola Xoom has one. Originally it was thought it could be used with Google Maps and it would know what floor of a building you were on or so I was told.
They are usually listed as a " pressure sensor" and they are supposed to help with GPS. If I remember correctly the s3 has one.
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Yeah, the Xoom and various Samsung devices have one. I was hoping that some HTC phones would possibly have the hardware but not the drivers (yet). Oh well, wishful thinking.
Galaxy nexus has one.
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Having a problem getting a direct embedded picture. And the stupid browser is so old.... sorry.
Anyways, the screenshot is of temple run. Notice the "Pressure" entry -- misreported, or is it a barometer reading? Weirdness.
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