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Post by patstar5 on Feb 3, 2015 0:34:20 GMT
I have a chromecast, a oneplus one, and a usb otg wireless keyboard with built in touchpad. Apparently I need my device to be charging to use andromium. That isn't possible without buying bluetooth keyboard and mouse (I already paid $30 for the usb wireless keyboard).
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Post by Gordon on Feb 3, 2015 2:11:29 GMT
New Andromium OS update has been published to Playstore. Added the ability for users to manually launch Andromium OS through the Notification Bar. Happy testing  PS: It might takes a couple hours before the updates are reflected on the Playstore. |
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Post by patstar5 on Feb 3, 2015 2:52:36 GMT
New Andromium OS update has been published to Playstore. Added the ability for users to manually launch Andromium OS through the Notification Bar. Happy testing PS: It might takes a couple hours before the updates are reflected on the Playstore. So with the update I can run andromium without my device needing to be plugged in and charging? |
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Post by Gordon on Feb 3, 2015 3:22:04 GMT
So with the update I can run andromium without my device needing to be plugged in and charging? Yep, and the new update is now live on Playstore, happy testing |
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Post by kahun on Feb 3, 2015 8:46:28 GMT
So with the update I can run andromium without my device needing to be plugged in and charging? Yep, and the new update is now live on Playstore, happy testing Now that's a great update, if I can force launch it does it mean I don't even need a Chromecast? |
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Post by Gordon on Feb 3, 2015 9:04:18 GMT
Now that's a great update, if I can force launch it does it mean I don't even need a Chromecast? Yep for your Tab S 10.1, you shouldn't need chromecast anymore to running Andromium OS directly on the tablet's display |
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Post by patstar5 on Feb 3, 2015 13:15:29 GMT
Now that's a great update, if I can force launch it does it mean I don't even need a Chromecast? Yep for your Tab S 10.1, you shouldn't need chromecast anymore to running Andromium OS directly on the tablet's display Thank you! This is awesome! Thought running andromium on a 5.5 inch phone ain't that practicle but it would be better on a tablet. I tried andromium on my nook hd+ and it worked ok. The software keys kept on going on and off but it did work somewhat. Better than I aspected for a beta. So what's next? Will you be adding features? What's the difference between supported app and unsupported? And is andromium os a emulator or just a launcher that mimics a desktop environment and comes with desktop looking android apps? |
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Post by Gordon on Feb 5, 2015 20:51:45 GMT
This bug is now fixed, so the thread will be closed.
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