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How the heck do u put a folder on your homepage in Android 3.1? I want a shortcut from "My Documents" on my SD Card on my Homepage but I just can't seem to do it!
 
silkman said:
How the heck do u put a folder on your homepage in Android 3.1? I want a shortcut from "My Documents" on my SD Card on my Homepage but I just can't seem to do it!
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I dont believe its possible without an app, did not shop around for it as I find placing a bookmark in File Manager HD enough for me.
Also see that the 3.2 updates is out in July/August so might come with that as it is in 2.4


Edit: Just mailed off a widget request to File Manager HD developer, will see if the idea takes.
 
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Thanks dude..but isn't this a bit ludicrous?
I didn't know about bookmarks in File MAnager HD...maybe I'll play around with it.
 
Wasn’t it just last month when Google introduced their Android 3.1 Honeycomb operating system? Seems that the engineers over at the Internet search giant have been working overtime as we hear that Android 3.2 Honeycomb is already on its way, where this update is touted to roll out to current tablets including the Motorola XOOM in the coming weeks, even as spanking new 7″ models start to land in August. To get a better idea on what Android 3.2 Honeycomb will bring to the table, we will look at it after the jump.

Ability to run on a “range” of display sizes
Support for Qualcomm processors
Bug fixes
Better hardware acceleration
Updates for Movie Studio, Movies, Music, and widgets
It must be noted that Android 3.2 Honeycomb will not see any more versions for that generation, as Ice Cream Sandwich is up next on the list. Are you excited and buzzing about like a bee already?
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http://www.ubergizmo.com/2011/06/android-32-honeycomb/

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silkman said:
Thanks dude..but isn't this a bit ludicrous?
I didn't know about bookmarks in File MAnager HD...maybe I'll play around with it.
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Not really as the file manager is a 3rd party app and not part of the OS. I know Astro had this well a widget that opened astro in the folder that you selected.
 
"Not really as the file manager is a 3rd party app and not part of the OS. I know Astro had this well a widget that opened astro in the folder that you selected. "

No I meant isn't it ludicrous that u can't do this as part of the OS
 
16gb + MicroSD vs 32gb

Would like some advise. Is it better to get the 32GB tablet or 16GB tablet + 32GB MicroSD ?
 
ramoh said:
Would like some advise. Is it better to get the 32GB tablet or 16GB tablet + 32GB MicroSD ?
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That totally depends on you and your pocket. I originally ordered the 16 with the same mindset to get a 32 gig MicroSD. Fate had other ideas so I ended up with 32 gig + 32 Gig SD.

I did not need to use the 32 MicroSD, well expect for testing a 12 gig Blu-ray rip, and is very close to swapping the 32 with the 16 that is in my phone. Only the thought of all the coping of data off and onto my phone is stopping me.
 
ramoh said:
Elimentals, what brand/class (2,4,6) MicroSD did you get?
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I have a 32 Gig class 10, but also tested a 16 gig class 4, and a 4 gig class 2 on the device.
The 16 gig class 4 caused some stutter when trying to play 12 gig BT rip at 1080p. The 4 gig class 2 was fine for mp3 playback at 180 VBR.
 
Elimentals said:
I have a 32 Gig class 10, but also tested a 16 gig class 4, and a 4 gig class 2 on the device.
The 16 gig class 4 caused some stutter when trying to play 12 gig BT rip at 1080p. The 4 gig class 2 was fine for mp3 playback at 180 VBR.
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I'm looking at a 32GB class 6, do you think that would be sufficient?
 
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