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[Android Apps and Games] ummarrkhan:
Jbed (run java apps on android) For Android 2.3 1000% Working

Hi dears As u know Jbed is available upto android 2.2 only!

So After 2 weeks working on this, finally I'v found a way to use Jbed on Android 2.3.3 to 2.3.6

So I'v decided to upload the Jbed App for you and the ones who having problems like"Force Close" or "Maybe no sd Card or sd card is busy"

This version is different, dont Worry

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If your device is Rooted it 100% gonna work...

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And as you know the other versions of Jbed didn't work on android 2.3 but this gonna work without any Errors.Also Try on unrooted devices may it work

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Just download the zip file from the below download link and flash through stock recovery or CWM recovery------

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Download Link

Jbed for 2.3 by Ummarrkhan

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[Android Apps and Games] sughanthan:
I need for 4.2.2
[Android Apps and Games] ummarrkhan:
It is only upto 2.3 yet

Try Netmite J2ME runner for 4.2

Hit Thanks button If I helped u
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] normz007:
Hi guys, I am looking to purchase a new tablet (7" to below 10") and I am torn between getting the Nexus 7 (2013), an iPad Mini (probably my first Apple device) and the LG G Pad 8.3... this was brought about when I accompanied my wife and bought her a new cellphone the LG G2 hehe.

I am a little bit leaning towards the G Pad... if not for issues that I'm not sure are real... such as no App2SD option? And the lack of casing and accessories.

Any advise will be greatly appreciated.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdulm:
Yes. I recommend G Pad:good:

App2SD will be available with OS upgrade (4.3 has it)

I have now rooted my G Pad and moved entire 7GB app data to external SD. It work flawless.

There are good cases also available. I got it along with G-Pad.

You can also see G Pad review videos on youtube, have see some good cases (I don't remember the name of the video exactly)

Trust this helps!
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] normz007:
That's great to hear! Thanks for the post. :) I'm a bit hesitant to jump in due to the SD concern... Hmm, does the OS upgrade available off the box? or depends on area / location? Hmm, I used to root my devices... but since I'm busier now-a-days... don't have time doing roots. :P Yup, seen several videos but no "real" hands-on experience from people who actually used the device and not simply doing a review and had the device for a day.

Hmm, anyone who had both the Nexus 7 (2013) and the G Pad 8.3? To do a comparison?
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hybenos:
I was my self just a couple of days ago trying to decide which tablet to go with. Can´t help you with Apple products because i will kill or destroy any objects in my house that is made by thiefs like Apple. Countless of hours went in to researching which one that would give me the most bang for the buck. I had my eyes on the Nexus 7 (2nd gen) since i do not want a 10.1 inch tablet. A 7" would do fine but i was naggin me that i was "only" 7". But when i got to the store to pick the nexus up i saw the LG G PAD 8.3. It had everything i was looking for! a screen that was a bigger than 7" and smaller than the 10".

The problem in the store was that i knew nothing about the LG G pad so i went home again to researh it! (CRAP!!). I found lots of tests both international and 2-3 here in sweden. They all stated the same thing which was that the LG G Pad 8.3 i very impressive.

I went back the same night and picked one up and i have now used it for 14 days. I am loving it. The Pad feels really comfortable and it feels "exclusive" with the aluminium backside. The cameras perform well both front and back.

Pros:

Fantastic screen

Fast and no lag (and i have not rooted it yet but i will to make it go even smoother)

Awesome size but i can still use one hand

Expandable memory

LG apps with for ex. Qpair

Cons:

Speakers on the backside sounds bad (although i can use headphones instead)

Cant find any accessories here in sweden for it and i had to import from ebay - 4 weeks shipping

I don´t know if its my battery that is optimized yet but the batterytime could use another hour or so.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bry5o:
On its own the nexus 7 is a great device, great screen, great software, great price. Place the G Pad next to it and the greatness starts to dissipate quite fast.

Ignoring the specs for one moment the G Pad looks and feels so much better, there is an air of quality not too dissimilar to the IPad. Of course the look is subjective but i love the white version and silver back.

The extra screen really makes a difference, everbody talks about 8" being the sweet spot, and for me they are right. The nexus 7 feels tiny now and i always feel short changed using it.

The nexus 7 screen does look a little sharper and brighter when web browsing but it is very close.

Generally the chips are not too disimilar, the Nexus 7 performs slighty better likely due to running a pure OS compared to LG, and battery life is much better on the Nexus 7, very likely due to the OS again. The LG will get better battery performance over time, either through dev support or software updates.

Add in expandable memory which should be a must on all devices and you have a winner. There is a very good guide on these pages for root. Its a 5 minute job and then you can move apps to sd in a flash.

The LG Pad population is growing quickly, it was slow to start, very little advertising and it was not pushed hard but word has certainly got round now.

Go for it, you know you want to.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ASW1:
-What is your budget?

-do you have a preference for either android or IOS?
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wolkenstern:
I love my G Pad. The 8.3" is just the right size. Both for Notes taking and watching movies. Sadly I had to exchange it 2 times because of damaged display (not my fault), but the 3rd one is perfekt so far. My 4,7" LG 4X HD is so small when I worked with the G Pad for a while. It's really comfortable reading emails, browsing the web, reading articles, chatting. Playing games. And still mobile everywhere I go. I caried a A5 Notebook all the time with me, so I just swapped it for this nice device :) The big benefit is the Full HD Diplay, everything is so crystal clear.

Apple is just too expensive and I don't want an apple device anymore. There is only one button (I missed my "return" and "settings" button) and really a limit to what you can do with it.

Nexus 7 is too small and has these large brezzels.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdulm:
G Pad is better than I pad because G comes before I in alphabets lol?
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woody1:
You mentioned that you didn't have time to root the phone. A developer who frequents this forum has developed a root method that will take about 5 minutes or less.

If you have enough time to load up the phone with so many apps that you're worried about app2sd, then you certainly have time to root the phone.

It does take some time to find a good case, but there are some out there. A few people have reported problems with their device and some have had to replace it, but it sounds like more people have had problems with the Nexus 7.

If you can find it at a good price, give it a try.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alfuh:
I just bought both last week and got my G Pad in yesterday. I will write up a longer comparison review when I can, but suffice it to say I'm writing this on my G Pad and the Nexus 7 is getting returned...
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SCWells72:
I picked one up yesterday and REALLY like it. I've had 7" tablets (Nook Color), 10" tablets (iPad 3), and 9" tablets (Nook HD+), so this pretty much completes the collection with an ~8" tablet that effectively splits the difference between those. The thin bezel makes it feel much smaller than, say, the Nook HD+, but the screen is really only 0.6" smaller diagonally, so it's a similar experience with less heft. The hardware is outstanding with a beautiful display, silk-smooth performance, and even though many reviews say that LG has really modified Android, I'm finding it's closer to AOSP than, say, Samsung by a long shot. It's mostly reskinned rather than completely reorganized.

To me this is the closest thing to an Android equivalent to the iPad Mini Retina. Yes, it's slightly larger vertically and the pixel density is slightly lower, but when you get close to 300 DPI (this one is 273 DPI, I think), it's imperceptible to the human eye anyway.

I've rooted it, primarily to use Titanium Backup to restore from a backup I made on the Nook HD+, but also to use some apps like fullscreen+ to make certain apps like games and book/magazine readers run 100% full screen without the status or nav bars. I do hope LG releases and official upgrade to 4.3 or even 4.4, but this device is so smooth I'm not sure that's really necessary.

I have a 32GB microSD card that I'd been using in the HD+ that I'll put into this device to hold media and such, but even with every app I had on the HD+ installed, the internal storage is only 1/3 full or so. The stock ROM is way less bloated than, say, my Samsung Galaxy S4 where it's half gone before you ever put your own first app on it!

The main thing that's missing in my opinion is peripherals such as cases and covers. I'm accustomed to having dozens from which to choose on the other devices I've owned (except for the Touchpad), and I'm only seeing a very small number of cases/covers, none of which really do much for me. I'd love to see Poetic release a Slimline smart cover for this device! I love the one I have for the HD+.

Anyway, I give this device exceptionally high marks as hitting an almost perfect sweet spot in the Android tablet market in terms of size, performance, features, and price!
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vicstarman:
I have the Nexus 7 gen2, and my LG G pad V 500 is on its way Tuesday. But I've already played with one and I can tell you the 8.3 is the way to go. The form factor is infinitely easier to use in every regard. There's nothing negative I can say about the Nexus 7 2013. I absolutely love it but I simply don't need it now as it would be redundant. So I'm selling it to a friend for exactly what I paid for it and keeping the LG 8 inch. I also have a Nexus 10 for watching movies Nexus 4 for daily use. ... and Neptune pine on order through Kickstarter for what it's worth :)

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Lcwells,

Thanks for that advice! To those who don't want to root the device but still want to get maximum screen real-estate you can simply do what I do and download Go Launcher from the App Store for free. I use it on all my devices and I love it because you can take away all notification bars. Plus it's freaking awesome to use and does not slow down the device. Add pie control and you're all set.

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Scwells... sorry
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjdevega:
What kind of results are you guys getting on benchmarks? I'm really interested on getting this device. I have a Nexus 10 that I've enjoyed for about a year now. Wondering how much more of an improvement the LG G pad is compared tonit. In performance. I'll be using this tablet if I get it for gaming mostly. Thanks.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sixers_610:
I've owned all the major tablets out there.. and I love this one. I've had every gen iPad 9.7", first gen ipad mini, both Nexus 7's, and the g Pad. So far, I'm extremely pleased with this one. Build quality feels better than the Nexus 7's, and portability is excellent. The case availability stinks right now (I do want the slim one, but they are not readily available, unless you want to spend a ton on ebay).

GL!
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] normz007:
Thanks

Thanks for the reply guys. I'm sure I am not the only one who will benefit from the postings. I'll be getting the tablet next week - during my bday as a gift from my wife. :) Since she asked me what I wanted for my bday. Looking forward to do the 5min rooting... to be able to fulling maximize SD storage. Will also post my experience with the tablet once I get it. Feel free to continue posting advice or recommendations since I am sure there are a lot of people wondering what Android tablet to get this Holiday Season.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTabJosh:
I rooted my Lenovo A2109 tablet but still could not move my biggest apps to my sdcard. Then I found out about the mount bind trick, where you redirect the system to a new directory. I moved my Google Newsstand, with 8gb of data, to my sdcard this way. Each time my tablet boots, it runs this command:

#!/system/bin/sh
mount -o bind /sdcard2/Linked/com.google.android.apps.magazines /data/data/com.google.android.apps.magazines

Basically, you run the mount command, with the bind option, followed by the destination directory and source directory. You will need root, but this will move even those pesky apps that the app2sd applications can't. Me so happy :D

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According to these numbers, the G Pad slays the Nexus 7:

http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_g_pad_83-review-1004p5.php
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robertc88:
Mostly I see people using Nova Launcher but if you recommend Go Launcher instead of stock UI, I'll give it a try but how does one eliminate all the notification bars? And what is pie control?

I'm not a rooter, maybe I can get a friend to do it if it is easy and a 5 minute process but I feel many don't do it and we would all be interested in getting as much as we can from a device as possible without doing so. Whatever other recommendations you can make would be great! Thanks!

I hope more people try the G Pad. I cannot put it down and wouldn't have to except I rather have it charge while idle but then again that only adds to the anticipation of using this great device again ASAP.

As far as the Kindle Fire HDX? I'll take the G Pad anyday and I also cannot stop talking about this device either. So glad I tried one on for size!
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ouch1976:
100% recommend the G Pad. Smooth, fast, very little bloat, and very sleek.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Impromark:
Pie control: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jun.ace.piecontrol&hl=en

Takes the very best feature of the stock google browser (and the only reason I'm using it and not Chrome) and makes it functional for the main interface.

Mark
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vicstarman:
Install GoLauncher free from the App Store. Simply launch it and go into settings. You can do tons of things including hide the navigation bar and notifications. my other favorite capabilities are shortcuts to apps or programs by double tapping the screen or swiping up or swiping down. I've got my camera set to double tap, google play music for swiping up, and Google Voice if I swipe down. Very useful for when I'm driving and have the phone mounted and the ProClip holder. I can swipe down and the phone starts listening for voice commands right away. I've got it synced all through my car via bluetooth so it's a pretty sweet setup.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mustbepbs:
Aw barf GoLauncher. Don't tell him to install that garbage. Apex and Nova do the same exact things but don't look like garbage. Also, Action Launcher is excellent too.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vicstarman:
I would have agreed a year ago. But the current go launcher is by far the cleanest and fastest free launcher, with the most understater icons and subtle maneuverability. Obviously, preference is up to the user. I've definitely switched completely over to go launcher on most of my devices.

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most importantly, the user should download all of them and try for themselves until they find one they're most comfortable with. It takes seconds to download theselaunchers and less than one second to activate them. They can be deactivated in less than another second. So there's definitely no harm in trying them all. In fact, I recommend it. That's how I settled on my selection. Knowledge. Experience. Preference.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrGBD:
I would not recomand the G pad for 2 reasons (I had 2 of them) :

- The screen quality is not good, it has a lot of light bleed when you turn off the brightness at the bottom of the screen both my G pad had this issue.

- The original LG rom is quite laggy / buggy, I had random reboot on both tablet, moreover, the Tab is getting hot quickly.

But the Gpad has some good point in it's favour :

- Great build quality (except the screen problem)

- Damn hot design.

- Good spec.

- GPE

- A good community of developper (cm11 etc... will show up soon)

- Price tag
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcolorenzo:
I just tried to turn my brightness to minimum and maximum as well as several other levels and can see very minimal light bleed. I'd say it's less than my original iPad mini and significantly lower than my Pipo M6 and to be honest, if you hadn't mentioned, I never would've noticed it.

In regards to LG's rom, you're not the first person I've heard from about lagginess but as far as I'm concerned, it's as smooth as I can expect from an Android device, even more so to be perfectly honest. I am extremely picky when it comes to lagginess having used iOS devices until the last year or so (the older devices might be a bit laggy when running the latest versions of iOS but they were always perfectly smooth when running the firmwares from within 2 years of their release) and I can say that the G Pad is just about neck and neck with them. And it definitely hadn't rebooted for no reason, that would drive me nuts!

Maybe I got one of the later batches which has less problems? I don't know, but I certainly haven't experienced any of these problems not to mention that "blue line" some people are talking about.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coleam:
Screen quality seems to really vary. Mine had horrible light bleed when I first turned it on, but it went away after about a day. My screen is only ever so slightly yellow tinted, and I don't have the blue line.

Your second con sounds like you got a defective one. Mine is pretty smooth (some slight lag when rotating, but not bad) and while it gets a little warm under load, it takes a while and I'd never call it hot. No random reboots yet.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RobilarOCN:
I found this forum a day before receiving my new tablet and was quite concerned.

After a day of testing, no stuck or dead pixels, no overheating (tablet never even feels warm), no apparent bleed, even with brightness below 20%, no sign of a blue line (ran a 1:30 movie to test).

The screen is warmer than my Samsung but that is easily resolved with screen adjuster. Max brightness is also lower than the Samsung but again, I have never run a tablet at maximum brightness and merely need to run the LG 10% higher than the Samsung for comparable brightness.

From a performance perspective, this thing is a rocket launcher. Easily on par with the Mini 2 that I picked up for my wife. the build quality is stellar.

The only thing I could wish for having come from the Samsung with it's actual buttons on the bottom of the screen is for the button menu to auto hide while in an app. Using Moon + Reader, I have accidently hit the menu while trying to activate the Moon + menu. Also no real need to see the buttons at the bottom while doing anything, only really needed when exiting an app.

Must say didn't think I would like knock but it is surprisingly handy. I also really like the lock screen lock apps (and that they can be changed).

Not sure how the battery life is yet. Reviews from Engadget and others put it on par with the new Nexus 7 and the Tab 8" which is fine. It will never match the Mini for duration but that is what external battery packs are for when travelling.

I highly recommend it.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan1942:
Thanks for the insight - I was leaning towards the Nexus 7, but will definitely look harder at the LG Gpad 8.3. The OEM version is selling for $300 at Best Buy, vs. $350 for the GPE. I would probably not root, and figure I can always use a launcher (I use Nova now on my phone) if I don't like the interface, but also don't mind spending the extra $50 if it is worth it. What do people think?
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcolorenzo:
Personally, I'm not one of those people who swear by stock, unless the manufacture's ROM is crap and causes a ton of lagginess (Samsung and HTC prior to Sense 5). In my experience with the G Pad, the ROM doesn't cause any major lag and is more than acceptable unless you get annoyed by the tiniest of stutters (like when switching between oritentations, going back to the homescreen and...actually, i think that's it).

On the other hand, the LG Rom comes with some nice features, most of which I don't use but I absolutely love the Knock-On feature. So for $50 less, I think this is definitely the better option. With the GPE, you get faster updates but unless there's a major overhaul, for now at least, 4.4 is not a big difference from 4.2.2.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] makailey:
I'm also in the same boat as you. I want to order the bestbuy version for 299 but the GPE version for 350 is intriguing. I am just wondering if the qpair is a nice feature or not. Sale at bestbuy ends tonite at midnight then it goes back up to 350. I am running out of time..lol

Never played with an lg device and it's software tweaks so not sure what to expect. Being in Canada I can't even go play with it. I own samsung devices and don't mind the touchwiz. My only concern is lag
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan1942:
Went and played with it at BB today, and looks really nice - UI was acceptable and I don't like Touchwiz. Only concern was that I checked storage, and of the 16 G internal only 9.8 were available. Given the issues with moving apps to SD could this be a problem? Don't know how much is available on the GPE, but that could be a factor. Also didn't realize sale ends tonight.....
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woody1:
Moving apps to SD seems pretty trivial. There are several ways to do it. I wouldn't let that stop me from getting one. Plus, there are custom roms coming on that would eliminate that issue.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan1942:
Thanks. I always thought that moving the apps to SD required root, and I am not sure I am quite ready for that. I found some data that indicates the difference between the GPE and the OEM versions is only about 2G, so if I am going to run out it would probably happen either way. It would give me a good excuse to spend the time to learn how to root ;)