Hi all,
Looking for a small android device, maybe bigger than a 6th gen iPod nano (ie the one that is simply a screen, can be turned in to a watch etc)
A phone or iPod touch sized device is too big. Closest I have found is a motoractv but the screen is just a bit toos mall.
So basically requirements are small, but bigger gain an iPod nano/motoactv, as light as possible, runs android.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Anyone have any ideas?
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I'm seeking a general opinion. What I want to buy is a Tablet Phone (Phablet) and specifically that—less expensive Chinese Clone if possible. An unlocked two-SIM, quad band job, 5-to-5.3" screen, WiFi, 3G/4G, Android 4.x, two camera with the highest resolving at 8 mp, all the currently desirable standard bells-and-whistles—to be used both as a phone and extensively for general tablet purposes, including video (catching up on teevee), audio (music of course), word processing and ebook reading…all formats. Currently I carry two small devices: a feature ClonePhone running Nucleus (Dapeng T8000) for calls and an iPod Touch 3G for everything else. I'm hoping for a Tablet phone that'll do the lot, so I need carry only one toy.
Here's the thing: I just had a disappointing experience with the HaiPai X710D. Out of the box it had problems I learned were common to the model, with firmware (trouble addressing the SD expansion card) and a too-recessed earphone port. I read about the workarounds but didn't want to be compromised before I began, so after playing with it as-was, just to get the feel of the interface, etc. I returned it. I'd like to avoid a hinky model next time.
I do understand that in some ways, any Chinese clone is subject to imperfection, so—that acknowledged—what are the best, work-well-out-of-the-box-without-modification-needed Tablet Phones that meet the general specs of what I've described above. Any recommendations?
There is a Thread in place that can assist you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1846277
Hi All,
I've been doing my homework to develop a car pc/carputer for my vehicle using one of the Android RK 3188 Mini PC's but have not found answers to a few of my concerns. If you have any leads to the answers below, or can directly answer them yourself, I will be forever thankful for your help!
1. I read about these Android PC's supporting capacitive but not resistive touch screens. Is this true, and if not, can you recommend some 7" touch screens to use for these? I've owned a Lilliput 7" touch screen which used the eGalaxy Touchkit drivers, but have been unable to find support for the Mini PC Sticks.
2. GPS Workaround: In the past I used a tetherGPS app from my phone to the tablet. Is this still workable? If not, can you recommend some GPS solutions?
3. Camera: I want to add on a reverse camera. Can anyone point me at a compatible WEATHERPROOF, and possibly night vision, camera?
Thanks for all the help in advance. Also, if you have embarked on this same adventure, please share your setup here. I am also not sure which Android Stick to purchase yet, so any recommendations on that aspect would be much appreciated as well! I am currently leaning toward either the CX-919 or the Tronsmart RK3188. Thanks again everyone!
hows your project going bizzle?. any progress?
I'm looking for a cheap tablet for the kitchen. I'll be using it for e-reading and web surfing but little else. I currently have a NATPC010 (A13 processor) but it's horribly slow to to everything and is basically un-usable. Quite happy to look at something used from eBay, but was hoping for a steer from someone that has successfully found something genuinely usable for £50. Looks, screen resolution and battery life are all unimportant.
TIA for any feedback.
Please use one of these two existing sticky threads to continue with your question:
[Discussion] What's your next smartphone / What should I buy
[Discussion] Compare Any and All Devices Here!!
So I am interested in getting a tablet, as I'd like a device that can handle productivity tasks better than my phone but is more portable than my laptop. However, I'm looking to spend as little money as possible for a decent device. So far these seem to be the best options
Nexus 7 2013 (<$200)
LG G Pad 8.3 (<$250)
New Nexus 8/9 (>$400)
I am leaning toward the LG as I would like a slightly larger device. I also want to use a hardware keyboard case/dock with the tablet I eventually purchase. I read in reviews that the N7 is too petite of a device to maximize keyboard use. While the new nexus would be ideal, I don't want to pay the full retail for the 32gb version so I would have to wait for price drops.. I currently would like the tablet now. I plan to root whatever the device I get. Based on all of this, which would yall recommend I purchase? Also if yall had any other suggestions I would appreciate it, Thanks.
There are 3 threads devoted to discussions about devices, please repost your question in one of these three threads: The what should I buy thread or the The Device Suggestion Thread or the The Device Comparison Thread.
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Hi guys,
i need your help, i need to buy a new phone and I have two in mind: OnePlus One(64gb) and LG G3( 32gb/3gb ram).
I do gaming use and media consuming, I consider myself a medium/heavy user.
Wich one I should buy?
Thank you in advance.
When you're dealing with two high-end, respected phones, it really comes down more to personal preference, although there are some important factors to consider. You still need to procure an invite to order a OnePlus One, although that task is gradually becoming easier. Also, the One comes with Cyanogen preloaded. The removable battery and SD card on the G3 may also be important to you (they definitely are for me). Otherwise, the two handsets are extremely similar spec-wise, apart from the 1440p screen on the G3, which comes with its own benefits and caveats. You really cannot go wrong with either.
There are 3 threads already established that are devoted to discussions about devices, please read, and if necessary, repost your question in one of these threads: The what should I buy thread or the The Device Suggestion Thread or the The Device Comparison Thread.
There are also several other discussion threads that you probably should review to help you. They are What phone do you wish you had? or
The Worst Android Device That You've Ever Had & Why or even this place that talks about The best phone you ever owned.