Hello!
I bought about a year to one MIJUE T100 for me. After all this time of use, the battery swelled. I’ve ben to several stores but none are compatible because the mobile phone has been purchased through the internet. Thus, I have to order a new battery for the internet.
Where can I find the battery?
Someone I can advise sites?
Thank you
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It's rumored a lot about the Toshiba tablet. It would be the great table of Toshiba, it would be the direct competitor of Xoom... even it would be the best tablet with the most excellent display screen, ...wow, we already know a lot about the Japanese display screen,have to say,it's beautiful... sadly, few of us have experience with the Toshiba tablet.
Just now, noticed a tablet showed on a chinese site and it's been claimed to be the Toshiba tablet ...hmm... is it worth?
Erm, i tried to read ur post again and again bt still cant understand what u r trying to say. Here in this forum section, we are all using Toshiba tablet (folio 100). Did u mean folio 200 by any chance? If so, probably none of us have tried it yet.
it is the same tablet as the Folio 100. the AS stands for Asia version.
Yeah, have't have some experience of folio 100 yet, frankly , so I posted it here to see some advices when I found it. Quite not sure it's folio 100 or not, tried to talk to the manufacturer but have't got any response...
Hi guys,
Been searching around and doing my research on several android tablets (old, new, yet to be released), but i realised non actually have a vga-out adapter or support this via a propietary connector like the Ipad does.
This kinds of limits the use case scanarios for android tablets in the workplace.
Can anyone direct me to a particular model that actually supports vga?
appreciate the help!!!
Hmm.....no one has any idea?
Appreciate any help, thanks!
Im curious about the same thing. My searches brought me to this thread.
Simple question - any ideas?
I dot iPad1 3G but I need keyboard and something other than iOS and Safari.
Transformer (at least before Win8 devices) seems like a perfect device but I need 3G connectivity from time to time. I can do it with my phone but since it is ****ty ZTE Blade its battery is not very good.
If I could have an option for stick (where I need 3g for longer than few minutes) it would be great!
First of all don't knock the blade , that phone was amazing for its price and spec.
In terms of a 3G dongle i don't think the android os supports it yet.
TehH4rRy said:
First of all don't knock the blade , that phone was amazing for its price and spec.
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Oh, I know. I paid about 299 zloty for brand new one abot 6 months ago. Since I do not call much I don't need anything better for my private use.
But that creates a problem with 3G Internet.
I think there's a thread in general that was about 3g modems. Someone got it working but he couldn't download anything just load webpages (and baybe flash videos but I'm not sure)
found it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1559046
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Thanks, I will have a look.
Is there any method to find the manufacturer of the WiFi module inside the tablet and the mAh of the battery without disassembling the tab?
You can find WiFi module number in /system/vendor/firmware. In mine there's a file called bcm4329.hcd. That means I have a Broadcom BCM4329 chip.
For mAh of battery, I don't know any direct way, but usually that's listed in the manufacturer specifications for the device.
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sashank said:
You can find WiFi module number in /system/vendor/firmware. In mine there's a file called bcm4329.hcd. That means I have a Broadcom BCM4329 chip.
For mAh of battery, I don't know any direct way, but usually that's listed in the manufacturer specifications for the device.
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Thanks a lot. I recently bought Zync Z930, its WiFi antenna is super weak I guess. And they are claiming to have 3600mAh battery. But it doesn't even last 30min of backup even in stand by. So if I open it, I might not be able to return to eBay. Thats why I asked is there any work-around.:good:
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Thanks a lot. I recently bought Zync Z930, its WiFi antenna is super weak I guess. And they are claiming to have 3600mAh battery. But it doesn't even last 30min of backup even in stand by. So if I open it, I might not be able to return to eBay. Thats why I asked is there any work-around.:good:
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sorry for late reply,
you can refer my post i have disassemble z930 and explained real specification(wifi chipset,battery,display..) & listed all important modules with picture...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37497409
for battery check below solution
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2129930
Hey all,
I'm getting myself a tablet instead of a smartphone as in my opinion they are the jack of all trades and the master of none.
So what I'm looking for is a basic phone that has great battery life as well as the ability to tether the internet to my tablet, anyone have any experience that may help?
My Tablet of choice is the Asus Memo pad 10
Thanks,
Fenlig
Fenlig said:
Hey all,
I'm getting myself a tablet instead of a smartphone as in my opinion they are the jack of all trades and the master of none.
So what I'm looking for is a basic phone that has great battery life as well as the ability to tether the internet to my tablet, anyone have any experience that may help?
Thanks,
Fenlig
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I've bought to my mom a Galaxy W, but at the same price you can now find the Galaxy Ace 2 (here about 170 Euro). You can then root them, improving the battery life. Wifi tethering works without root, just download a good app from the Play store.
get a galaxy ace...decent cheap phone which supports tethering
Have you considered bluetooth tethering? It's supported by non-smartphones (basic Nokia S40 models and others) meaning your phone battery will last far, far longer if that's your main concern. Android devices can definitely connect through others via bluetooth for tethering, you would just need to test non-smartphone handsets for compatibility.