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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about Froyo (Android 2.2) focus on its compatibility with Windows systems and its use in tablets. Users report issues with Samsung's Kies Mini software for upgrading the Galaxy S Captivate to Froyo, which only runs on 32-bit Windows, leaving 64-bit Windows 7 users unable to install the upgrade. Several threads cover tablets like the ViewSonic ViewPad 10Pro that dual-boot Android 2.2 Froyo and Windows 7 Professional. Other posts note that Lenovo delayed US Android tablets until Honeycomb, citing that Froyo was not built for tablets, and also canceled a Windows 7 tablet. These topics highlight Froyo's role in cross-platform device scenarios and its limitations for tablet use.
Some of you may own a ATT Galaxy S Captivate phone by Samsung. In the last week Samsung released a Kies Mini to upgrade the phone to the Froyo 2.2 Android Platform.
It is a 32 bit Kies Mini program and if you have a win7, 64bit, system you are out of luck to download the upgrade to your...
We met up with ViewSonic during Mobile World Congress to check out the ViewPad 10Pro, a tablet that runs both Android 2.2 Froyo and Windows 7. Read the full story here.
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ViewSonic has added the ViewPad 10Pro to its lineup, a 10-inch table tthat dual-boots Android 2.2 Froyo as well as the Microsoft's Windows 7 Professional operating system. Read the full story here.
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Lenovo has revealed that it does not plan to release an Android tablet in 2010 as initially expected. PC World reports that Lenovo US COO Rory Read has dismissed a tablet based on Android 2.2 for the same reasons that LG has dropped its plans for a Froyo-based tablet. In Readís view, Android 2.2...
Hopefully you weren't sitting on the Android tablet sidelines, patiently waiting for Lenovo's options. Yeah, it's not going to happen anytime soon. The company's COO recent stated that the Lenovo's US-market tablet will not be based around the Android 2.2 Froyo release, but rather Honeycomb...
You’d never guess it, given the sheer volume of tablets coming out running Android these days, but Android’s not really ready for tablets. Google itself has said so, warning OEMs that Gingerbread, the upcoming version 3.0 of the operating system, is the first one that will really be optimized...