BGOL Tablet buying guide

The iPad 2 charges pretty fast but the charger (not the iPad itself) does get hot tho...

I'm also reading how the new iPad takes longer to charge and gets really warm after 15/20mins. I have to see them together in the Apple Store later to be sure but right now i iPad 2 and Nexus Tablet give me the price accurate flexibility I want.

This youtube review pretty much answers my questions
 
So after having my transformer prime for 2 weeks I sold it on Craigslist... At the end of the day it's not on the same level as my ipad2.. It's slow compared to the ipad2 and just lags.. I thought that something was wrong with mt prime but at the end of the day I was just used to how fluid and smooth the ipad2 was... I guess no flash isn't worth switching from the iPad.. I'll stick to my iPad
 
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So after having my transformer prime for 2 weeks I sold it on Craigslist... At the end of the day it's not on the same level as my ipad2.. It's slow compared to the ipad2 and just lags.. I thought that something was wrong with mt prime but at the end of the day I was just used to how fluid and smooth the ipad2 was... I guess no flash isn't worth switching from the iPad.. I'll stick to my iPad
:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

You were the one talking about fuck Ipad just last week.

:roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3:



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Re: BGOL Tablet buying guide
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the fact that you cant play movies or watch videos on Ipad..........
REAL TALK! MAN I WAS JUST WATCHING "CHRONICLE" ON SOLARMOVIES ON MY TRANSFORMER PRIME FUCK MY IPAD2!
 
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I know the feeling!

So after having my transformer prime for 2 weeks I sold it on Craigslist... At the end of the day it's not on the same level as my ipad2.. It's slow compared to the ipad2 and just lags.. I thought that something was wrong with mt prime but at the end of the day I was just used to how fluid and smooth the ipad2 was... I guess no flash isn't worth switching from the iPad.. I'll stick to my iPad
 
So after having my transformer prime for 2 weeks I sold it on Craigslist... At the end of the day it's not on the same level as my ipad2.. It's slow compared to the ipad2 and just lags.. I thought that something was wrong with mt prime but at the end of the day I was just used to how fluid and smooth the ipad2 was... I guess no flash isn't worth switching from the iPad.. I'll stick to my iPad

Whatever works man. Im on the original Transformer with ICS and its butter.
Dont feel bad, enjoy what you like. I dont even use flash honestly.
:lol:
 
So after having my transformer prime for 2 weeks I sold it on Craigslist... At the end of the day it's not on the same level as my ipad2.. It's slow compared to the ipad2 and just lags.. I thought that something was wrong with mt prime but at the end of the day I was just used to how fluid and smooth the ipad2 was... I guess no flash isn't worth switching from the iPad.. I'll stick to my iPad

I know the feeling!

:lol::lol::lol::lol:
between yall two, you guys must have owned every damn tablet on the market.
 
So after having my transformer prime for 2 weeks I sold it on Craigslist... At the end of the day it's not on the same level as my ipad2.. It's slow compared to the ipad2 and just lags.. I thought that something was wrong with mt prime but at the end of the day I was just used to how fluid and smooth the ipad2 was... I guess no flash isn't worth switching from the iPad.. I'll stick to my iPad

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

You were the one talking about fuck Ipad just last week.

:roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3::roflmao3:

HOLD THE FUCK UP FUCKYOU...HOLD THE FUCK UP!!!!

:cmonson:

No disrespect my man, but you were dick riding (no homo) hard for the Prime.

If the iPad could slap you right now, it will. You dumped it hard to have an affair with the Asus, and now you want her back?

A typical negro...:smh:

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
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So after having my transformer prime for 2 weeks I sold it on Craigslist... At the end of the day it's not on the same level as my ipad2.. It's slow compared to the ipad2 and just lags.. I thought that something was wrong with mt prime but at the end of the day I was just used to how fluid and smooth the ipad2 was... I guess no flash isn't worth switching from the iPad.. I'll stick to my iPad

u gettin the new ipad at the end of the day or stickin to the ipad 2 at the end of the day?
 
For those that like making gifs, here are two apps that will help you. its a real easy process.
Gifstich

FrameGrabber

I made the gif in my avi using these, of course i had to scale it down a bit so it met the board qualifications.
 
Motorola Xoom (Wifi) getting a nice update as well
Quicker screen rotation
A new setting to choose whether the power button immediately locks the device or not
Microsoft Exchange improvements with additional EAS policies
Better phone number recognition
Camera and image quality improvements
Improved stability

http://www.icsforums.com/forum/showthread/553
 
Thanks this app is much smoother than skyfire

Ya I'm surprised how well it works...after Skyfire and iSwifter I pretty much wrote off all flash browser apps...but Puffin (free) is pretty good
 
http://www.androidcentral.com/how-i-do-it-working-my-transformer-prime

How I do it: Working from my Transformer Prime


I've always been the first one to say that getting any work done with a tablet of any kind isn't very practical. They're great for consumption, but production was something all-together different. I've changed my mind a little bit this week. I now have a Transformer Prime and keyboard dock, and have found that you can get some work done with an Android tablet, you just have to find the right tools. Hit the break, and I'll walk you through how I wrote this blog post (and others) with my Prime.

The two biggest things that make it possible for me are the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, and the kick-ass keyboard dock ASUS makes. Add a tablet like the Transformer Prime that has the innards to keep up, and you have the makings of a light-duty blogging machine. Read on and see what I mean.


The tools


You'll need to find the right tools to do the job. I spent a bit looking at what Android had to offer, and soon found the essentials that I need to get things done. You may find different tools work better for you, and that's OK. The Google Play store is chock full of similar apps to the ones I'm using, and you'll surely find something that works best for you. What works best for me:

Chrome Beta. Remember when I said Ice Cream Sandwich was a must-have for me? This is why. Chrome Beta for Android holds all my bookmarks, my logins, and most importantly renders our blog-writing software correctly. It takes a lot of code and a little bit of magic to bring you the news, and Chrome Beta can handle it.
File Manager HD. There are a lot of good file managers available, but I prefer File Manager HD on a tablet. It works great, ties in with my Samba shares on my home network, and a $2.49 in-app purchase disables the ads. Any good file manager would work, File Manager HD is the one that works for me.
RawDroid. I shoot my pictures in RAW format. RawDroid (still considered a demo/beta) can open my Sony .ARW files without crashing and export them to any image editor. If I remember, I switch my camera to convert to jpg format, but RawDroid is a life-saver for those times I don't remember.
PicSay Pro. There's a lot of different apps that will crop and edit photos. I like PicSay Pro. You should use the one you like best. But be sure to try the free version of PicSay before you decide, it does just about anything you'd need from a lightweight photo editor.
Gmail. Chances are you're using this one anyway. You'll need it to talk to your boss and co-workers throughout the day.
Riptide GP. All work and no play might make Jack a dull boy, but I wouldn't know. There's always time to play.

Getting it done


The first thing I always do is give Phil a heads up about what I'm working on. He's the brains behind this whole operation, I'm just a pretty face. Seriously -- it takes a lot of communication to keep things rolling on any busy website. That, and sending dirty jokes to all the writers, is why the Gmail app is so important.



While I'm thinking about what I want to write, I take about a million pictures. They help give you ideas, and pictures are a must to help show what you're talking about. Like this one, where I'm copying some from the camera to my Prime. I'm still learning the camera settings for my tablet, so I use what I know best -- luckily the keyboard dock lets me pop my SDcard right in and go. The cloud is convenient, and I use it for all of my storage needs. But to crank out a blog post I need something a bit more instant.



Because I usually shoot RAW format pictures, I have to open them in RawDroid and export them into another editor. It's a simple, but necessary step. Menu > File > Open, have a look and make sure it's what I was going for, then Menu > File > Save As or export. If I'm smart and plan ahead a little bit, I can skip this step -- but usually neither is the case. Good thing it's easy to work around.



Then I'll open my images in PicSay Pro, resize and crop them. There's probably an even lighter-weight alternative out there to do this, but like I mentioned earlier, I like PicSay Pro's features and it does a fine job at it. I've no incentive to look for something new. One day when I'm bored I'll search, but for now I stick with what works.



The next step is to jump back to Chrome, and upload those pictures. This is where a good file manager comes into play, you don't want to be fooling with cumbersome controls and complicated menu schemes just to upload a picture.



Now all that's left to do is put a few words together. Sometimes it's the easy part, sometimes not so much. Like transferring the pictures using the full size SDcard slot, this would not be happening if it weren't for the keyboard dock. If you have a Transformer or Prime, think about getting one if you don't already have one.


Then a little bit of Jet Ski action to wind down, and you're done.

And there you have it. I was wrong when I said you couldn't do any work with a tablet, and I'm happy to admit it. I wouldn't want to try to cover CES with just the Transformer Prime, but I'll bet it could be done -- with the right tools. (Like Riptide GP).
 
Na no jailbreak for me...tried it when I had the 1st iPad...almost bricked my shit

I've been doing. Jailbreak since iPhone 3G

There's no way to brick an iPhone or iPad

You can just restore


My 10 year old nephew jailbreaks his iPod Leroy , u can't mess it up

Your probably on 5.1 and there's no jailbreak for that anyway

There's a lot of good reasons to jailbreak the iPhone but for the iPad is to get paid apps for free, I don't care about customizing or changing the way iOS looks
 
That FILE MANAGER HD is awesome as FUCK! Got me running through my macbook pro and streaming video over to it! Shit is SICK!!!:dance::dance:

For iPad users

There's an app called

Air video" in the AppStore that does this

I use it all the time

It also supports AirPlay
 
Btw dl the Puffin free browser...plays flash...not perfect but ok for watching porn and shit posted here

Thanks this app is much smoother than skyfire

Ya I'm surprised how well it works...after Skyfire and iSwifter I pretty much wrote off all flash browser apps...but Puffin (free) is pretty good
You may want to try Photon Flash Browser ($4.99).
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photon-flash-web-browser-app/id430200224?mt=8

That's what I've been using almost exclusively for the last month or so. The way it works is, whenever there is a page that has flash content, you click a lightning bolt icon at the top of the browser and it connects to a remote server to re-render your page with full flash (Youtube and other HTML5 videos will play natively without having to click the icon).

Photon will pretty much play whatever Puffin won't (including games, though I haven't tried that). It has more features too:

1. Flash browsing support
- Photon Browser allows you to play Flash games such as free Facebook games, use Flash apps, listen to music streamed via Flash player and watch Flash video.

- Browse Flash websites that would otherwise not display on the iPad.

- Combines fast native browsing for normal websites and remote browsing for Flash websites. Switch between the 2 modes or view them simultaneously in our multiple views mode.

2. Multi-task by using Tabbed or multiple views during browsing
- Supports unlimited tabbed browsing just like Firefox and Chrome.
- Split view divides your screen in half to allow viewing of video on one half and browsing on another.
- Full screen browsing maximizes your screen real estate.
- Other views include picture in picture (PIP) and 3-screen (Trio) mode.

3. Fully featured powerful browser
- Private browsing clears history, cookies and caches upon browser exit.
- Anonymous browsing through our servers.
- Awesome URL toolbar intelligently combines history and search keywords suggestions.
- Share content via email or Facebook.
- Brightness control for night time browsing.
- Rotation lock for playing web based games.
- Personalize your browser by choosing from thousands of colors.

4. Others
- Bookmarks support
- Back/forward button reveals browsing history
- Print web pages using AirPrint.
- More innovative features to come
 
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