I've downloaded windows 11 preview on my Galaxy book pro 360 and am wondering if there have been any issues discovered with the new software, or if there are any sweet new features beneficial to the new OS on galaxy book pro?
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Hi all,
I need a new laptop so i am thinking about a new Windows 8.1 touchscreen hybrid (undock from the keyboard). Though curious if anyone has installed Android x86 on this as well and if so how good is the touch component and latency for gaming etc?
I kinda want a new tablet and a new laptop. Though hoping i can do both Android and Windows with one device and have a good experience on both.
Additionally I see Jar of Beans (Android x86 with root) has been discontinued anyone got a link to a good x86 android project with root and play store?
Would love your input.
Thanks.
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I recently installed CyanogenMod 11 on two of my devices, a Nexus 10 (running CM11 M5) and a Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 (running the latest build by crpalmer). Since I did that, I've noticed something weird that never showed up on either of those two devices before. When I download movies or TV shows from Google Play Movies & TV, they always download in standard definition. The setting is set to download in HD, but in practice this is ignored.
This isn't happening on my Nexus 7 that runs stock. Can anybody give a reason for this and a possible solution?
I have found a few android x86 images that work with the hp stream but isn't as stable. The image that I'm providing is that the touch and wifi works but not the orentation rotation. I'm wanting to put remix os on this thing since jide finally made it open source
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Don't like windows 8 on this since I got it as a gift.
Hey keep us informed. I got a Stream 7 and would love to put Android or Linux on it.
With my upcoming Mate 10 Pro want to totally substitute my laptop.
With Mirabook I'll have a complete laptop hardware, anyone know if there is a list of the apps with native EMUI desktop compatibility.
Hi guys, I have tested 2 phones - one HTC and another Xiaomi running Android One up-to-date OS. Both devices are not able to find Samsung Q60 Smart TV when trying to screen cast. All the devices (phones and TV) are connected to the same WiFi network and are fully updated to the latest versions of software.
The TV is working perfectly though with Huawei running with Android 10. Also the HTC and Xiaomi are able to screen cast on Sony Smart TV. So it looks like Android One is not compatible with Samsung Q60 series smart TV, is that right ? And is there anything I can do to resolve this issue, except buying another phone/TV ?
As far as I understood from forums.androidcentral.com - Samsung Smart TVs require the device to use AllShareCast, WiDi, or Miracast to do Screen Mirroring. Android One phones run "stock" Android, which I don't think supports any of those. Is there a way to modify some system settings to change the way it is screen casting??