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Comment on Arnova 10 G2 (AKA Phillytablet) Hands On Review by Angelina

Angelina — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:20:00 +0000

I don’t like the seperations of the app stores, I have this device and I am unable to get hbo go and Skype! Ugghh!

Comment on Arnova 10 G2 (AKA Phillytablet) Hands On Review by Loumilone

Loumilone — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 17:12:00 +0000

I purchased this unit through a promotion from the Philadelphia Inquirer. Since I already subscribed to
that newspaper and get it delivered, I gave the Arnova 10 G2 unit a
shot. Basically, my wife and I are happy with it; for what we use it
for, it works. I will drop the physical delivery of the paper because I
can read it on the tablet. The Inquirer bundled a viewing application
specific for newspaper reading, and it works well enough.

That
being said, there are some fair criticisms of the unit. The screen pretty much is only useable by one person at a
time because of the viewing angle limitations. It does not yet hook up to
the larger app market. Let’s face it, the unit is not an iPad. :)

But
I was able to download some apps from Amazon – like a Netflix app for
Androids, and it works well. For viewing a movie streaming over the
wireless network by one person, the screen is actually pretty good. I
use headphones for the sound. Overall, the movie viewing experience is
more than adequate.

My wife and I both listen to radio on it, via
another app available for this unit, and that works fine also. Although
the built-in speakers are not high quality, one cannot expect great,
full spectrum sound coming out of speakers from any tablet of this type.
For basic radio listening, particularly news and talk, the built-in
speakers are okay.

The unit easily hooked into our home wireless network. All in all, a relatively decent value for the money.

Comment on Arnova 10 G2 (AKA Phillytablet) Hands On Review by Loumilone

Loumilone — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 16:42:00 +0000

Hi Dave, thanks for replying. I was able to figure it out. I downloaded and installed it, and yes it works fine for me too. Overall, my wife and I are satisfied with the unit. It works for what we want to use it for, which includes reading the Inquirer. I am confident enough in reading the paper via the tablet now, that I am going to stop physical delivery except for weekends – where my wife still likes to have the coupons in hand. :)

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Noname — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 08:02:00 +0000

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Comment on Arnova 10 G2 (AKA Phillytablet) Hands On Review by Dave Drager

Dave Drager — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 16:32:00 +0000

Nope – seemed very easy to run. What issue are you running into?

Comment on Arnova 10 G2 (AKA Phillytablet) Hands On Review by Loumilone

Loumilone — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 16:30:00 +0000

Thanks Dave. I tried to download the Netflix app, but I had trouble navigating to the point where I could sign in and download it. Is there a trick to installing the Amazon Netflix app on the Phillytablet?

Comment on Arnova 10 G2 (AKA Phillytablet) Hands On Review by DawnK

DawnK — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:13:00 +0000

Okay, so I got one for Christmas. Took a week to finally get the Appslib website on my computer because it was “down for maintenance”. I have no troubles as far as touch screen (very sensitive and to Rose, it can be calibrated to how sensitive you want it to be..it shouldn’t “hurt” any fingers. Yes, there is a touch keyboard, just have to tap the box into which you want to type. My charge is okay, my screen is sharp and clear, it rotates fine (and yes it does rotate with movement). So here is my most major issue and hence it will likely get returned–by following the instructions, I connect my Arnova to the internet via the USB to my computer. Go to Appslib (that is finally back online) and hit download on a simple and free game. What do I get???? MY DEVICE IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH APPSLIB! No further instructions, options or otherwise. No way to call tech support, because OMG! they don’t have a phone number! Appslib is run out of HONG KONG…not even calling there. And Arnova offers no local or 800 number either. We updated the root thing…my son’s the techie one and BAM! there goes my icons. Had to find the file and reinstall them…just to get that my Android run, Arnova based “PhillyTablet” is not compatible with any thing. So, I’ve gotten on Facebook once, my email several times because it will tell you that you have to have a GMail account LINKED to an Android Mobile service. Now, I don’t have a cell phone, don’t want one. BUT my son does and to no avail even using his account…NOT COMPATIBLE! Reset it, didn’t help. Just wondering…ANYONE else with this problem or who can offer advise!? Thanks!

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Why I’m Dropping Boxee for XBMC | Gregory Allen Deese — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 21:48:40 +0000

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