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Join Date: May 2002
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Has anyone got ICS Android 4.x working on the HP Touchpad? What is your favourite site with instructions on how to get it working?
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For months now. LOVE IT
My number one source for all things android: http://www.xda-developers.com/ And I used this guys how to idiot guides to flashing my Touchpad. He explains everything in detail. Very easy to follow. He has 6 pages of videos but look for the idiots guide. Within his youtube videos he lists off all the tools and files you need to download. I have been rooting and flashing roms for a few years now. the Touchpad was the easiest to do. And you get dual boot in case you like webOS. http://www.reverendkyle.com/
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: halifax
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Am I to understand Android operating system can be installed on HP touch pad then work like a Samsung tablet ?
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YEs only it cost us 100$ instead of 500$
When the system boots now i have the choise of WEBOS or android ICS or recovery
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Yep, haven't booted webOS since, lol.
I followed the xda instructions, but I'm sure any site will do. The acme installer does all the work. |
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: London, Ontario
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Just make sure it is acmeinstaller2 that you use for ICS.
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The touchpad running ICS is far from perfect. I just sold mine because of some of the issues with ICS. I bought a galaxy tab with the money.
Battery life was the main issue for me along with random reboots and the screen would come on by itself sometimes. The camera doesn't work either. Wifi is pretty flaky, works great at my house but hit or miss when I travel. A used touchpad will run you about $175, for another $100 you can get something better. I still have 3 touchpads, they're great for my kids and at the fire sale price a year ago they were a steal. I sold my touchpad for $150 and bought a new galaxy tab 10.1 for $300 and it was worth spending the difference, it,s a much better tablet and the battery lasts forever. If you own a touchpad, in my opinion, now is the time to sell. You'll get your money back now but I think they'll depreciate pretty rapidly with the new tablets being released this summer. |
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Its baaaack! Looks like the touchpad is getting Jelly Bean..
http://www.reverendkyle.com/index.ph...d-teaser-video
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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I sent my touchpad to my son on the west coast
He was able to get ice cream to work He was able to sell it $150 with a touchstone and then got a 1st gen iPad for the granddaughter for $200 I think is your going to sell a touchpad do it now |
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Why would anyone pay more on top for an old ipad over this with latest android?
MAYBE for an ipad2, but even then I would think only the brand loyal would do that deal. |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Cobourg, On
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Five year old granddaughter will be using,
iPad has more to offer and it works, unlike a touchpad |
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honestly my touchpad has been a great investment since day one... ok well once gingerbread got ported... Its been a daily driver since then and rocks since it got the ICS updates. Myself and 2 8-year olds have enjoyed hours and hours of un interrupted use. If i had one negative to say about it was early WIFI issues but since the new year i have had zero wifi issues. There was the odd game that would not work but there where work arounds for that...
All in all my kids never complained, anything that came up for me was easily resolved. That said its value is still up, and i sold mine for 200$ last week and have been scrambling to find the nexus 7. I'll always look back at the touchpad as one of those deals ill never forget...
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Can we see your official survey results on that?!
IMNSHO should probably follow that comment. |
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People will say anything to justify their expensive purchases. I have to say, I take it for granted every day that I have this tablet that does anything another tablet does, but I only paid $150 for it (the 32GB model). It's truly amazing, because after so long, prices have not come down to match it. $100 or $150 for a 9.7" screen.
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