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jhib
Footballguy
I also went from 0.6 to 2 this weekend. Can definitely see some improvement with video. Flash seems to be working fine for me. Have 11.1.115.6 installed.
jhib
Footballguy
I tried it with dolphin & the stock browser.Does chrome work at all for you? I just installed it, but when trying to open it it says, "Chrome is not supported for your version of Android. Version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) is the minimal supported version."
Sounds like there's a workaround, though.
culdeus
Footballguy
Chrome is fine for everything but flash so far. I didn't apply this workaround, but maybe when I pulled the files they had already incorporated it?
Bottomfeeder Sports
Footballguy
No surprise. Wonder how many more of these types of e-mails are coming for apps for WebOS?
SacramentoBob
Footballguy
SacramentoBob
Footballguy
I'd say it killed HP just fine.
culdeus
Footballguy
I don't think the touchpad killed them. They made huge merger errors.
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jhib
Footballguy
Although when I do go quickly go back over to WebOS for one thing or another, I find myself thinking it's a shame that it didn't work out. There are some things I really like about that OS.
culdeus
Footballguy
If it gets truly developed as an insurgent open source OS I will absolutely go back. Especially as the world gets less app-centric over time.
Flyin Pigs
Footballguy
I was looking to switch to an Android OS and came here for info but saw that there is a Jelly Bean OS introduced in June. Anybody try this thing out?
culdeus
Footballguy
CM10 is out with JB support, but from what I understand this still lacks video and audio acceleration.
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Bottomfeeder Sports
Footballguy
Unless it has changed this week, there is just a "preview" for Jelly Bean. ICS is stuck in limbo between the "release version" for most devices and the now weekly builds for the TP since the camera still doesn't work (at least a week ago).Also note that the "GOO" servers has had problems for a few weeks and older links (and even relatively recent ones) are broke all over the web.
To get started I'd say start here. The link that I originally used with step by step instructions was this one, but that will be horribly outdated by now so probably best to use the various
on YouTube.
Bottomfeeder Sports
Footballguy
SacramentoBob
Footballguy
LG purchases WebOS (most of it) from HP.http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2013/02/25/hp-finally-parts-with-webos-in-lg-electronics-deal/1947761/
NorvilleBarnes
Footballguy
And HP is releasing a tablet with Android.
Bottomfeeder Sports
Footballguy
FYI
Went into webOS mode for the first time in a long time....
Mandatory webOS system update
A certificate used on webOS devices expires on July 23, 2013. For the system to be able to use cloud services such as Backup/Restore and App Catalog the certificate needs to be updated.
Beginning June 6th an automatic update to the Application Catalog has replaced the certificate. That means that if your device is running webOS “2.1” or greater you can have the certificate installed automatically by activating your device and accepting the update.
If your device is running a webOS version older than “2.1”, or you want to manually install, go to the HP App Catalog on your device and select the app called “App Catalog Update”, download and install it on your system.
Then again it has been months since in Android mode other than using this as a digital picture frame.
Went into webOS mode for the first time in a long time....
Mandatory webOS system update
A certificate used on webOS devices expires on July 23, 2013. For the system to be able to use cloud services such as Backup/Restore and App Catalog the certificate needs to be updated.
Beginning June 6th an automatic update to the Application Catalog has replaced the certificate. That means that if your device is running webOS “2.1” or greater you can have the certificate installed automatically by activating your device and accepting the update.
If your device is running a webOS version older than “2.1”, or you want to manually install, go to the HP App Catalog on your device and select the app called “App Catalog Update”, download and install it on your system.
Then again it has been months since in Android mode other than using this as a digital picture frame.
Bottomfeeder Sports
Footballguy
I doubt anyone is still using WebOS, but if you are the "cloud services" end in January.
Q: What features will no longer function after the services are shut down?A: The webOS devices will continue to work without cloud services. However the following features will no longer be available:
Q: What features will no longer function after the services are shut down?A: The webOS devices will continue to work without cloud services. However the following features will no longer be available:
- Downloading of new apps or updates. The HP App Catalog will be unavailable after the shutdown.
- Backup or restore devices from the cloud
- Setup new devices
- Lost passwords will no longer be recoverable