I was just wondering if were able to make our tablets look like a nook or color.I really likr the eye candy and just want somethinv diffeent to mess w.Im on the sprint tab by the way.thanx
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Thinking about buying this game, but wondering how it will run on the nook. I'm running cm10 b5.
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mogators1 said:
Thinking about buying this game, but wondering how it will run on the nook. I'm running cm10 b5.
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I have tried it on my NC -- CM7 (7.1.0 - encore - 1200mhz), but it does run a bit slow. The video interludes tend to de-sync (ie. the characters actions and the accompanying dialogue get further and further apart). I find it a bit more playable on my Atrix 4g.
i have it on my phone.... DEFINITELY worth the purchase, the game is awesome...I have yet ot try it on my NC, i do not know why i have yet to try it...i will do so later on tonight
Anyone notice you can Swype on the 8.9 kindle keyboard? I don't think I am able to do this on my 7.
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jmoak said:
Anyone notice you can Swype on the 8.9 kindle keyboard? I don't think I am able to do this on my 7.
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I didn't. But I love having it.
I wonder if I can take the keyboard from my 8.9 and install it on my wife's 7. She would love to be able to swype on her 7.
Let me know if you manage that, I would love that.
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Looks like the 7.2.2 update gave the hd 7 Swype. Try it
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Quick question what's the best Bluetooth controller for the kindle fire hd I need one for emulators and maybe modern combat 4 if any work for that game I look at a few that had 2 joysticks also make sure they are under 100 bucks to
kindle fire hd
I would wait for the new moga controller to come out t this year
The old one works well the button clicks leave a little too be desired
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OK I will check it out thanks man
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What are the differences between the regular version apps vs the kindle edition version apps? Would it make a real difference from installing either or on the KFHD 7?
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Some of the kindle edition apps are optimized/improved for certain kindle hardware. It really depends upon which app you are talking about and what that particular app author did to make the "kindle" edition of the app. Which apps are you asking about? If I have experience with them on both my kindle and other devices I can tell you what I've observed.
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What are the differences between the regular version apps vs the kindle edition version apps? Would it make a real difference from installing either or on the KFHD 7?
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Well what brought the question up was the skype app, but now it goes to all of them. Now when I see a kindle edition app I wonder what is so different and how would the regular one perform compared to the kindle edition one.
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whitelight said:
Well what brought the question up was the skype app, but now it goes to all of them. Now when I see a kindle edition app I wonder what is so different and how would the regular one perform compared to the kindle edition one.
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Specifically-optimized apps behave differently. If you were to take a regular Scrabble app, it would scale up to fit the Kindle's resolution. Sometimes this ends well, other times it doesn't. The app may look weird and disproportionate. The Kindle Edition Scrabble was made specifically with the Kindle's resolution and hardware in mind (its powerful OMAP processor), so it fits well in the screen and looks great.
Is it possible in any way to get windows on the kindle fire HD 7"?
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I doubt it, last I checked windows was closed source. Android is open source.
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There is, however, an app that imitates the Windows 8 Start screen. I believe it's called Launcher8. The Play Store will tell you that it is incompatible, but it actually works just fine on the Kindle Fire.
And just for fun, this post was sent from a Windows 8 latpop running Android
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/...ndows-for-the-arm-processor-architecture.aspx
Heh, good luck with that^^