Windows 7: Android OS !

Dinesh · 08 Sep 2012

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Quote: Originally Posted by StalkeR

Pretty nice. That's 4.0.1 ?

No. That's 4.0.4.

So it's not found?

A Guy

LOL. Good one Bill.

Dinesh · 08 Sep 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by windude99

Does anybody know when the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (p3113) is going to get Android 4.1 from Samsung? I heard that the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 10.1 are going to get Jellybean soon, but I have heard nothing about the Galaxy Tabs.

EXCLUSIVE: First Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Jelly Bean OTA leak | SamMobile

windude99 · 08 Sep 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Dinesh

Quote: Originally Posted by windude99

Does anybody know when the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (p3113) is going to get Android 4.1 from Samsung? I heard that the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 10.1 are going to get Jellybean soon, but I have heard nothing about the Galaxy Tabs.

EXCLUSIVE: First Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Jelly Bean OTA leak | SamMobile

I heard about that on XDA. I have the US model P3113 and that is P3110. Hopefully the US version will be leaked soon.

noobvious · 14 Nov 2012

I got my former tablet back....no more Honeycomb!

windude99 · 14 Nov 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by noobvious

I got my former tablet back....no more Honeycomb!

Nice! What Android version does it run?

noobvious · 15 Nov 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by windude99

Quote: Originally Posted by noobvious

I got my former tablet back....no more Honeycomb!

Nice! What Android version does it run?

It got an update to ICS...4.04. It's a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, wifi 16GB version.

Of course, Samsung's Touchwiz is still there, and months went by between the time I traded the tablet away, and then got it back, so I can't be sure just how different the overall experience is from Honeycomb.

One big difference is that now I have the option of the Chrome browser, so all my bookmarks from the desktop and laptop are available to me. And thanks to the Podkicker app, I almost never need to start up iTunes anymore.

smarteyeball · 17 Nov 2012

I'm still yet to root my G3 - but I can find enough things to amuse me as is

I quite like Jelly bean, but some of the settings have been moved to god knows where

cytherian · 17 Nov 2012

I rooted and loaded CM7 on my HTC Hero this summer, then realized I should have done it long ago. Really opened up the phone. Android is so much more flexible than iOS. While the iPhone is a beautiful device, very sleek and still the leader in graphical smoothness, it's way over priced and infuriating with the memory scam (Apple charging as much as $100 for just 16Gb of RAM).

Apple fans say "oh, but it's so BEAUTIFUL!" Yes, it is... and fragile. That's why over 80% of iPhone users have them wrapped in silicone. Kind of defeats the beauty thing, doesn't it?

Pedroc1999 · 18 Nov 2012

Has any one every rooted a Samsung Galaxy Ace 2

Airbot · 18 Nov 2012

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and infuriating with the memory scam (Apple charging as much as $100 for just 16Gb of RAM).

Google does the same thing there on certain devices though. Look at the Nexus 10 tablet for instance - $399 for 16GB, $499 for 32GB.

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