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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mitsos1os:
I hadn't seen that! Thank you my friend. I will give it a try and tell... Although I have to root first since i haven't done so yet....
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] monu09:
where i find Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit for xperia x8 mobile ?:(

any one know any link or site?
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] Megakaban_:
Its ARMv7 only and not avalible for X8
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] DaXmax:
There is some hacks... But is consider warez, so i cant share it to u...
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] AChep:
Now it's ONLY for ARMv7

But we can wait port... :D
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] goldenr:
i saw a version for armv6 but its not working on my stock eclair!
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] sahibunlimited:
It works on my x10 but cant steer my vehicle as its for xperia play motion doesnt work...
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] codfreak:
You can get some ARMv6 versions/Adreno GPU versions (our X8 has a adreno 200 GPU) bon sites like blackdroid and andguru (just google for them, I can´t post the links because this are sites where you can get warez), but until now I got nothing else than FCs.

I´ll open a thread in the Themes&Apps Froum when I´ll find a working one.

@sahibunlimited:

It´s a known bug on the X10.

Just wait, I´m sure they´ll fix this bug someday.
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] DaXmax:
I got on blackdroid... I been asking question... Will the aderno or armv6 version work? Did it work for u? but 550 MB?! IS THAT REAL?! :eek:

Sent from LGE XDA phone
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] codfreak:
I got a force-close with Adreno apk+Adreno data, and I want to try the ARMv6 apk+Adreno data, and if this doesn´t work, I´ll search on other websites.

And only the versions for high-end phones have 550MB.....the data we can use has around 520MB...and when it asks you to download the data, just add

at the end of your data folders name

By the way:

I think this NFS is only compatible with Gingerbread, so, if you get FCs, flash a new ROM!
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] ahmadsamhann:
Any feedback regarding this? I'm using FB023b, the game crash to homescreen without error messages. :confused:
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] swurvv:
**** if you know of an arm v7 version please point me in that direction cause that mean I can get this play on my Gslate tab is in need of this or tegra2 version.
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] jiawei0309:
i found hot pursuit but keep FC when game start
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] arikos:
Keep FC for me 2. I stay with nfs shift for now
[Eee Pad Transformer General] 3tybagig:
I've had the transformer for 3 months.

It does some things great but it is neither a tool or a laptop replacement. The tablet effect may be real at the moment but it will pass.

I love this tablet for movies and email and calendar on the road. And for battery life.

That's where my love ends

It is slow. The browser is deadly slow and buggy as ****. How does a Google product have such a **** browser?

It is not useful as a tool.

Letters, documents spreadsheets... can be done but not effectively.

It is a fun toy and nice to have on the road. But I still need me macbook for anything work related. So now I just have one more thing in my travel bag. Not the direction I want to go.

And worthy of note, of all my computers and devices, I like my full desktop with dual monitors and 6core Intel CPU best. The desktop isn't dead yet either.

Ty.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] hstende:
I use it as a terminal into my computer. So when I go to a meeting or travel I can access my computer with remote desktop.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Wybo:
Do you have the docking? And did you try other browsers?

Because with docking and with opera mobile i do not reckognize any of your points.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Migou67:
I never buy my TF in order to replace my Ubuntu laptop or my desktop computer.

I have it for the battery life, the GPS, the portability, to do emails, downloads, games and surfing lazy in my salon listening TV at same time, copying my camera movies or pictures in holidays, etc ...

I'm doing that before with a net book, but now I have also a Tablet and this is so Geek :)

The TF is somewhere between my HTC Desire and my Laptop !

I like also to see Honeycomb and the market growing with butty full applications.

This is my new precious and I enjoy it so much :)

Regards.

PS: Try Dolphin Browser HD, is not to bad and faster.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rpavich:
I wouldn't say it's not useful...just not exactly a laptop replacement.

I do use it for documents, emails, games, and such...the same thing I use my laptop for...the only difference is that the TF allows me to do all that at the coffee shop with my feet up on the hearth, eating a scone... :)

It is what it is...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] pjdj:
I would say that you picked the Transformer up for all the wrong reasons. You have a Macbook yet you're looking for something portable for work. That doesnt' really make sense to me. You're probably not the best use case for this device.

This thing is for people who like the price point and portability of a netbook, but enjoy the tablet form factor for general or on-the-go use. This doesn't seem to be you and I wouldn't call Android tablets "not useful" when you're basically looking for a full laptop replacement - which this is not.

Edit: Re-read, you have a Macbook, didn't specifically say an Air, but maybe one would be better suited for your needs? It's light, has a full OS and is about as portable as laptops can be.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] cottinghamm:
Having the TF now means that I can leave my laptop in the office for the week & only carry my TF to & from home each evening for email, browsing & other work related things.

On the train I watch a TV show or listen to music on the TF & when home I use kindle to read books in bed.

It isn't a laptop or even a netbook, as someone else said, it is what it is, you just have to find out how to fit it into your life.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] awfulrofl:
Honestly, I love when people come in to a device specific forum and complain about how they don't use/need it. Personally, I found that using wireless tether and tablet keeps it with me and in use everywhere i go.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jefbal99:
Huh, for me I've essentially replaced my Work windows laptop with my Transformer.

I use a Combo of the stock browser and Dolphin for Pad for web browsing (stock set to tablet, Dolphin set to desktop). I randomly will have a site act funky, but never been a show stopper.

I picked up a bluetooth keyboard that works great for longer emails and document creation via Polaris Office. None of the Android Office suites are MS Office replacements yet, but Polaris suites my needs.

I have VPN Connections working to connect to my corp network when needed.

2X Client is an amazing RDP client for connecting to boxes on my home network or on the corp network when VPN'd in.

The only thing I have an issue with is printing support for Emails/websites/documents when needed. I can print pictures to my HP via their iPrint app. I haven't researched printing solutions that much yet (open to any good suggestions).

Since I got my Transformer in June, the only time I've gotten my laptop out at home was to run a specific app that is Windows only for my golf league and to print those reports. I inquired with the developers about an Android port, but they said it wasn't on their timeline.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] CarsnGadgets:
I disagree,

Its not useful to you maybe, but to me its exactly what I bought it to be.

I have read more books on my TF in the past 3 months than I have read in the 2 years before that.

I can browse my PC network from any room in the house, view any pictures, listen to any music and watch every video format I have, wherever, whenever.

I can browse the web conveniently, quickly and almost perfectly on my WiFi connection or using 3G from my Desire.

I can waste a few minutes playing a game, or reading a comic.

I can show off my artwork to customers or friends via the gallery.

I can sketch an idea or write a note, even draw some artwork.

I can see whats on TV next or even watch that thing I missed the night before on catchup.

It's not a PC or laptop replacement, its not meant to be, its the thing you use when you don't have time to boot up your PC, or when you don't want to carry that laptop, or know that you will need more than 3 hours of battery life.

its Amazing.... :D
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dfin13:
My TF with the dock now fits neatly between my Evo and my Mac Mini in terms of functionality. My portable computing needs are not that taxing, so the Macbook Pro I had was overkill. Sold it last month and now my TF is my portable. I miss some things about the MBP, namely OS X, but I'm getting used to it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] marinor:
My TF fits perfect for what i need. Reading news feeds, books, PDF's/documents, emails, taking notes with my stylus, and a quick check of the internet with the browser.

Any heavy usage i rely on my chromebook or work laptop and any heavy reading done with my nook color since it's lighter.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] droidjens:
Hungry troll is hungry....

I sure wouldnt lug my desktop out to the back yard for some hammock surfing, nor would I use a laptop for extended reading. I see tablets an extension of my current setup, not as a replacement for anything.

If you don't see a use for tablets, why get one? Personally, aside from nitpicking, I couldn't be more happy about my Transformer. I simply love the little thing.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] asdfuogh:
It's definitely not as effective for some pretty important work related things (ie. I had a lot of trouble making fine details on my presentation slides, but I just decided to do the tiny things on my laptop instead). Of course, I don't expect it to be a desktop/laptop replacement. It's a netbook (and tablet of course), and it's meant to be ultra portable. I love it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Popsiclestand:
For all of my the things I used to used my netbook for (email, web surfing, basic photo editing, games, movies, books, etc.) the Transformer is more than enough. Anything beyond that I use my desktop. The only thing that I wish would happen is a decent screenwriting application (Celtx hopefully). Opera mobile has no lag for me though the stock browser is pretty slow as you say. I don't think the TF was ever pitched as a netbook replacement. The dock inclusion is mainly aimed for those who want a tablet form factor (touchscreen, thin, high resolution screen) with the occasional benefit of faster input through a keyboard (it also serves as an extended battery and stand).
[Eee Pad Transformer General] acdcking12345:
the TF is my new laptop. I have my desktop forgaming etc..

The TF does everything else.. this was one of the best buys i have ever made.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wilbur-force:
what an utterly pointless thread ..... wheres this Iron Fist ????
[Eee Pad Transformer General] FrayAdjacent:
IMHO, the thing that will make or break the 'usefulness' of a tablet is the software. And of course, everyone's needs will be different.

If you've got to do serious work on it, yeah, you're gonna be better with a full-on laptop. Period.

Myself, I don't need the horsepower of a full laptop, but I do find that the browser on the tablet is pretty slow. Some apps could use a lot of improvement (for instance, I use Polaris Office to interface with Google Docs, but I hate the little return carriage icon it puts after every line in the editor...)

I'm going to hang on to mine because it is useful to me, and as software improves, it will get even more useful.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] hairyonion:
Its good for books and magazines.

Listening to audio any format

watching movies in SD format only, any higher and experience lag and desync audio

games are enjoyable

internet browsing is ok would be alot better if websites considered ppl touching a screen rather then using a mouse.

some apps beat the website but not many
[Eee Pad Transformer General] GwynBleidd:
OP, cry me a river. You don't have anyone to blame other than yourself about the fact that you purchased a device you didn't have the need for.

I've got a gaming desktop with dual 24 inch IPS screens setup; a 15 inch windows/ubuntu Asus laptop; an old iBook acting as a home server; a Galaxy S 4 inch Android smartphone; and an iPod Touch 4th generation (solely for work related testing purposes).

In addition, I was pretty skeptical about the tablets as a device class as a whole before.

Know what? The TF did actually fit me so damn well that I can't imagine not having it now. I had never imagined I'd have those situations and use cases before I actually started using it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] asdfuogh:
I think the tablet will become more useful as the ubuntu project becomes more easily accessible to the less computer gifted like me :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Runnin_IT:
Have you checked out Google's cloud printing solution? I was using it on my TF along with printershare from the market. Worked well and allowed me to print to my cloud printers from anywhere.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ExploreMN:
I have a pretty different experience. I hardly ever need my laptop/computer anymore. I've had the TF for roughly a week now and I don't miss my laptop much at all.

I edit documents all the time. However, I bought Documents 2 Go which is much better than Polaris. I tried Polaris, but since I already owned D2G there really was not much point to sticking with it.

I read business related journals all the time using ezPDF and when I can't read them (like when I am driving to work) I use ezPDF text 2 speech function which works pretty good. However, I bought SVOX which is a much better engine that Pico TTS.

I use Teamviewer to remote into servers and workstations from the tablet and I can do most of my administration from there if I need to.

I like that all my e-mails are integrated into one place. I have a lot of different e-mails accounts. Two different work accounts, two personal accounts, and a school account. I don't have to waste time logging into each one, they just all show up in an integrated inbox.

I use xScope and stock browsers and both are good in my opinion. I prefer xScope, but it is a little buggy on HC3.2, but works awesome on my phone. Otherwise I really haven't had any major browser issues and don't consider it "complete crap" or whatever the OP said either. It's decent enough and seems to work better than my wife's iPad Safari browser. Especially with flash.

Finally, I can print to any wireless or network printer using PrintBot which works well.

Perhaps the difference is that I bought things to make the tablet do what I needed and wanted it to do and didn't expect it to meet all my needs out of the box. Much like a computer doesn't meet my needs out of the box.

Oh...and I have a bluetooth keyboard I picked up a while ago that works just dandy with it and I use a simple business card holder as a tablet stand which works great too...but I did order a very nice white carbon fiber folio case so I don't need to ghetto stand it anymore. That should be here in a few days.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] grainysand:
Troll. Insubstantial post, barely literate, babbling about his super-duper desktop (as though it were anything special).
[Eee Pad Transformer General] RojasTKD:
You thought it was a replacement for you laptop?

Sounds like you didn't know what you where getting to.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dr.m0x:
I am finding mine quite useful. Its not suitable as a replacement for a main computer, that is for sure. I still need a desktop or laptop for serious word processing or spreadsheets and such like, as well as an sort of meaningful multitasking - since you can really only have one app at a time on screen in android. Also the Tegra platform is hardly powerful enough to encode video.

Where this device really shines is for casual, recreational use. It is as portable as my netbook and easier to interact with. If I want to relax under a tree and spend the afternoon reading a book, or surfing the web, watching a video, or forum whoring then this is absolutely the best device to do that with. If I could root it and get Ubuntu or some other Linux distro working on this tablet then I would no longer need the netbook that is certain. As for now I still need the netbook as it runs Aptosid XFCE and gives me the full functionality and multitasking of a "normal" desktop environment, even though the low res screen is a little annoying and the Atom cpu can be slow at times.

Of course if I don't need to be mobile, I can just use my laptop or desktop but if I just want to check my bank balance or do some forum whoring then sitting at a desk is definately much less comfortable than, say what I am doing right now, which is lying on a beanbag and comfortably laid back.

Really if you are not finding it useful it can only be because you purchased it for the wrong reasons or didn't really do your research before you bought it. This device cannot replace a "proper" computer but is designed as an in between option. I would say around 70% of the stuff I used to do on my desktop and laptop did not require a device even anywhere near as powerful. These are the things where the tablet comes in useful because I can do them in a lot more places and positions than with the other devices. And no, a laptop is not even close to being as portable as a tablet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] life64x:
For me, the ability to surf the web...on bed, on the john, at the beach(tethered to my phone)...hell for that matter any place else I desire without being on a chair in front of the computer or having to lug my net book/laptop with me was worth the cost..convienance is priceless. If you bought the tablet, any of them as a replacement for a computer, they are not a good replacement. A tablet right now is then new computer...its a tool to be used as a complement to computing. In other words, makes some things easier.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] goodintentions:
My laptop has been sitting there collecting dust for 4 months ever since I got a tablet. enough said.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Rumbleweed:
Couldn't agree more. Lets clean up the clutter.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] marinor:
Last I checked this was a general topic in an appropriate section, Eee Pad Transformer General. Don't see how an "Iron Fist" rule implication applies here. In fact if anything this post, and the two above would constitute as an issue against "Iron Fist".

I will have no problem if I get reprimanded for this post, but it's more an clear indication of what not to do. I could have done this through a private message but as your post was read in public so should this.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tubular:
Agreed. How about they ban the morons who continue to bring up "Iron Fist" for everything they don't like even if it's not counter to the rules.

I don't see a problem with this topic. But then again, the same people whining about how annoying these topics are would be fine with dozens of users spamming the "annoying" thread with posts like "GET RID OF THIS CRAP", "IT'S ANNOYING" or "IRON FIST THIS CRAP" as if that's not cluttering the forum. :rolleyes:

Go ahead, respond with a flame war so I can yell "IRON FIST".
[Eee Pad Transformer General] 9mmpistol:
I must say, as someone who is considering buying this or the TF2 as a laptop replacement, this is a very good topic.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Cohibajoe:
Agree as a Extension to backyard, vacation fun..These are not laptop replacements...that's why i use a Alienware M11x
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jadesse:
The Transformer is no a replacement for your laptop. If that is what you are looking for than the Acer tablet running Win7 would be a better choice in my opinion. The down side is that it is a lot heavier.

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Iconia-W...1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1314914862&sr=1-1
[Eee Pad Transformer General] 3tybagig:
I made this post for exactly this kind of person. If you are thinking of buying a tablet as a productivity tool, forget it.

As I said this device has some great aspects, but non of them are productivity related.

The ARM CPU is good for phones, but not computing or productivity.

Ty

PS. Sorry I made some people cry.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] finalhit:
Troll...QED
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jinsoku3g:
I replaced my laptop completely, i was wanting android to come that far after having the original tab, when this came out i found it as a viable replacement. I solsd the tab and windows laptop, got the transformer, and havent had any regrets. Ill probably get a desktop at some point to pull up on the tablet, but see myself staying withe the asus line of transformers instead of a laptop, i think remote desktop will do anything extra i need
[Eee Pad Transformer General] eksasol:
If ARM was useless they wouldn't be the one of the most produced licensed consumer cpu on the planet and Microsoft wouldn't create an ARM version of Windows fearing they're losing out on the mobile market.

This is a bit early time for tablet. I have to admit Android is still lacking those full featured productivity apps, ie AutoCAD, Photoshop, Microsoft Office/LibreOffice. I hope to see full grown OS like Ubuntu or some full linux desktop and Windows 8, maybe Meego. I think these things are coming so you should wait for them.

I will probably sell this device when a more powerful one come out, but I hope in the future there will be more full fledged desktop OS for ARM, and personal computing will move into a style like the Transformer. Use it as a tablet for play and on the move, dock it to do productive works. Hopefully this docking-style tablets will help eliminate the desktop once and for all for me.

I admit you can do lots more things with a tablet using x86 architecture cpu as of now, but I just can't imagine using a heavy ones that has heat vent and fans and low battery life. It just doesn't work for me. One of the most surprising thing about buying the Transformer is that I literally no longer use my Android cellphone at all for anything beside making calls, and I use my desktop 50% less.

PS. The google browser might suck, but I optimized my Opera Mobile, ie, installed Adobe Flash Player and enable ads blocking. It's pretty much desktop-like browsing to me. But I still wish Opera work on an ARM version of their desktop version.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] fliparsenal:
sounds like op has an ipad.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Magnesus:
I think desktop is dying - I'm using a laptop as a desktop computer (with 23'' LCD added) and a tablet as a laptop right now. It's shifting. I don't take my laptop out anymore - Transformer is enough.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nebrando:
I love this thing... but it won't even allow me to open a daily excel spreadsheet I get emailed to me every day as a report for work. It is 3.7 MB and it says "Not enough memory for processing this document" in Polaris. Come on, that is BS!!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nebrando:
not to mention 5 to 6 hundred dollars more
[Eee Pad Transformer General] IamGullible:
Totaly agree. I'll go even further. My laptop is twiddling it's thumbs :) I haven't touched it since. The stock browser is quite snappy. All my emails, chats, video chats (using gtalk), reading books, watching missed progs, all the fora/forums on finger tips, newspapers, phone calls, the list is well nigh endless. Maybe the OP has a buggy one.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] marinor:
AutoCAD

Photoshop

Office Documents to go or Quick Office

Now this being said, most tablets are for consuming data only not very good at producing. However with TF and the dock, this very well can be a netbook replacement.

Add an app like Citrix Receiver and a desktop/laptop that you can connect that too you're golden.

It is tough for me to say this is or isn't a good laptop replacement, but if you have classes or attend a lot of meetings this is a very viable option rather than lugging a laptop around with you.