The HP Touchpad is an old device but thanks to all the Developers and support from many users, still offering functionality than many newer devices can not offer.
This is a very simple guide on how to install and Play:
HEARTHSTONE®, Blizzard Entertainment’s award-winning collectable card game
The only thing to do is start with a clean install following this guide:
HP TOUCHPAD Optimize for Android with Swap Partition Flash Files
The following screenshots were taken using Android 9 Pie Dirty Unicorns V13.0-20190328-1316-RC.
Install the ROM exactly as posted
Use Open Gapps Pico, the basic to get the Play Store and install the Game.
Enable Developers mode and take a look at the running services:
Wait until the free memory becomes available above 400 MB, that means that most of Android services have finished their process.
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Run the App
After the App is install it will required to download over 1 GB of data, make sure your WiFi signal is good and fast!
The finished installation size:
All the screenshots were taken from installation and then the game was played during days, ( I am not a gamer very bad at it )
After you have play the Game for hours and you are done, close it and take a look again at the Free available memory.
It will show over 500 MB, more than when the game started of 400 MB, that shows that most of Android OS was placed on the swap partition to make more RAM to run the App. The System is stable and no process gets Kill or Reboots, never turn off the Tablet, leave it charging when not in use, with the screen off
More Apps can be install in the Tablet, but go easy and install one at a time and monitor the Free Memory in Running Services. If the App stays active in the background using memory it will prevent from running the Game. The Free memory must be close to 400 MB.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________Disclaimer: I am not a developer, just a regular user like YOU that have found a way to improve the Tablet and would like others to benefit by sharing the information.
I am not the creator of any ROM, Recovery or Kernel mentioned or used. All credits goes to the developers than have worked and provided the best software there is for our Tablet and there are way too many to mentioned, but everyone know who they are! Thanks a lot to all of YOU (Developers for the HP Touchpad)!
Special Thanks @flintman for all his work creating TWRP Recovery and the many customs ROMs, also @shumash for creating the Skz kernel providing higher CPU and GPU frequencies_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Overview:
This started as a project for my ROM, for the HTC Diamond CDMA, but since many people like it I have decided to release it to all ROM creators.
The ROM Customization Wizard is an EXE file that runs on WM5.0 - WM6.5.x devices. It allows you to choose exactly what applications you want in your ROM on first boot, without the need of an Internet connection.
The wizard guides you through software categories, for example Media, Games, Internet, Themes, etc. It allows you to choose to install all applications individually or skip an entire group. The app can also run an EXE when it is complete, customized by the ROM developer (If you don't know how to write applications, I can write one for you to display a message).
After that, it will soft reset your device.
To add to this, there is a small review of each aplication before installing.
In summary, it lets you install the necessary software for your ROM without downloading anything, and allows you to customize it to your liking.
Requirements:
The requirements are minimal. Any screen size, a touch screen and a WM5.0+ device.
Cooking:
This can be cooked into a ROM to run at first boot. More on this and a tutorial coming soon.
Included Software:
The included software will be completely freeware/open source. If you would like your software included, post a link to a CAB file and I will add it.
So far, here are the applications that are included:
Internet:
-Opera Mobile 10
-Opera Mini 5
-Skyfire
-UZard Browser
-Dorothy Browser
Media:
-SciLors GrooveMobile
-MyPlayer
Games:
-XTract
-Experiment 13
LOTS more to come...
Screenshots:
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Download:
CONCEPT VERSION
Copy EXE to device and run.
Please use the ShareCash mirror to help me keep developing software. Thanks.
ShareCash: http://sharecash.org/download.php?file=853878
4Shared: http://www.4shared.com/file/O6_dPtV1/Preview.html
Thanks:
I would like to thank all of the creators of the included software
First version released
Tell me what you think.
Thanks for sharing!!
Nice app . Thank you, will try it.
Nice idea, feel free to add any of my applications
great share! simple, genius idea
Reupload, cannot complete surveys on sharecash...
i will be thankfull but can we just downloades or close the thread
we are using a web-based program that needs java. was wondering if i could use Android/GNote to access the website so i dont need a full PC to lug around and visit the site.
the first time you visit the website, it will ask you to install JAVA. am just wondering if its compatible with any ANDROID browser. maybe chrome? or something else?
appreciate any input.
jeraldyne c",)
Give me the link and I will check your website for you.
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link HERE c",)
btw, no hablo español mi amigo!! ;-)
rangercaptain said:
Give me the link and I will check your website for you.
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JavaSCRIPT != JAVA - javascript is a very specific subset designed for doing just a bit of flow control textual / dialog programming on web sites. Java uses semi-compiled byte code to create full stand-alone applications.
technically, yes, android supports Java, in fact, at the core of android is linux, which handles all of the hardware input/output stuff, but then right on top of linux is Dalvik which is a Java byte code virtual machine designed by google to be nice and lightweight as well as supplying additional features for tablets and phones specifically (touch screen support and such). so yes, android by nature of being android, can run java. the trick is weather or not the application that you're trying to run from the web site uses code that is fully supported by Dalvik.
unless someone more knowledgable than I would care to chime in, I would strongly simply recommend either borrowing a friend's phone / tablet for a few minutes and just test out the application for yourself and see how well it runs for you, or visit your nearest cellular phone store and try one of the store demos in the same capacity.
Good luck!
Upon my visit to your link Amiga:
I guess that about says it all.
Pushing the ok button just gave me the same message.
I'm pretty sure that android cannot run normal java applets. The JVM used oly has a certain subset of java capabilities.
Not a mobile site either, I'd guess.
there a workaround to this?
Upon opening the site I chose install and it auto downloaded a file but it could not run on my note. The other option was a button that I couldn't activate. Thats where the Java would be needed.
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http://kapuer.org/en/index.html
What is Kapuer ?
Not yet just another permission management application ! Kapuer is way more than that. It is a recommender system that helps you deal with the difficulties to protect your privacy from all your apps.
How does it work ?
Each time one of your app wants to use some of your private data, Kapuer first informs you of that request, gives you details on concerned permission and asks you if you want to allow or deny this request.
Your decision allow Kapuer to understand how you want to protect your privacy. Then, after some requests, Kapuer will propose you an higher level rule to manage a whole set of permissions or a whole set of application. Suppose you always deny games to access the Internet because you play only solo games. After few interactions with Kapuer, it will understand that you don't want to let games access the Internet and it will propose you a rule to deny all upcoming requests from games to access the Internet.
Kapuer is the result of a PhD and is still at its early ages. Updates and improvements will come. This implementation of Kapuer has been build with Xposed.
Even if Kapuer is and will stay free for public, it is not open source. We still plan on a possible commercial use of the decision support system behind Kapuer but privacy is important for us and we wanted to share Kapuer with everybody. We do not use information about you or your data, everything stay and will forever stay on your device.
Kapuer hasn't been tested for the moment with Xposed for Android 5.xx
How can I test it ?
Kapuer is still in beta and lots of updates will come.
You can find more information on Kapuer and download it at : http://kapuer.org/en/index.html
You can also join us on Facebook or twitter :
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kapuer/800198923396051
https://twitter.com/KapuerAndro
Device: samsung g7102
OS: cm12.1/lp 5.1
xposed: latest
verdict: not good
Device booted but not working. My kb swype was fcing all the time. I tried running opera mini to see a dialog box asking if I want to allow data. But nothing came. Reverted back by uninstalling
Hey guys, Pokémon Go should be literally unplayable on this device (stock ROM runs Android 4.2.2). I'm here to explain what ROM to use in case that you want to play Pokémon Go without lag on this device.
If the device explodes in your hands, and your face gets in fire because of your device's overheating, just don't blame me for the error you made for following my steps, I'm not a developer nor a computer.
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Requirements:
You need to flash one of these ROMs: CM11 by pollos (leaving XDA, Spanish webiste, but I hope you all know how to translate it or just pick the link from the entire thread) or CM13 by EdwinMoq.
GLTools (no warez: GLTools [root] (gfx optimizer), if you want to use warez version, remember RAM memory, you'll just take advantage of it lately, remember)
Fix graphics lag:
Procedure:
Tick the three checkboxes and then, hit Install.
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Put the red highlighted areas to the same value as the image shows.
That's all, reboot your device just to make sure that everything is saved successfully, and open PGO .
Side-effects:
Graphics errors, such as black areas or totally blank video data from some things (generally the map and the Pokédex).
Video feels blurry and sometimes distorted (when the graphic to show is too complex to render).
Fix GPS issues:
Procedure:
Download and install Artas182x's L9 GPS Fixer
Open L9 GPS Fixer and click those buttons:
1 - The device will cache an update.zip to the recovery, and a script. Then it'll reboot and flash the GPS drivers.
2 - Will ask for LTO pathfiles, those are going to help the GPS to connect with speed and accuracy.
The main problem that i found with Pokemon GO on P768 is GPS and not lags, the character is not walking correctly. This app GLTools fix this?
marciofornari said:
The main problem that i found with Pokemon GO on P768 is GPS and not lags, the character is not walking correctly. This app GLTools fix this?
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Thanks for letting me know about that other issue. I forget to put it in the post.
Please check my latest edit.
Hi everyone,
I am here to share with you my attempt at making an APK installer for Windows Subsystem for Android, WSA Sideloader. This has been an open source project I had been working on for over 2 months now, with the first version released around the same time as the WSA public preview.
Like the name suggests, it features a user friendly interface allowing anyone to easily sideload APK files onto the subsystem, without typing any commands. Since the launch of version 1.0 back in February, I have continued to update the app with new features and bug fixes. Recently I have launched version 1.2, which includes an updated look and feel, APK permission viewer and WSA autostart.
But my work is not over yet. .apk file association is coming soon, so you can double click to install from File Explorer. I also have plans to launch an ARM64 build of WSA Sideloader, for devices running the ARM version of Windows 11. A test ARM64 build is currently available for version 1.1.10.
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This is my first big open source project, and I plan to support it for a long time to come. It is also available to download from the Microsoft Store!
GitHub: https://github.com/infinitepower18/WSA-Sideloader
Microsoft Store: https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9NMFSJB25QJR
Instructions, known issues and FAQs can all be found in the GitHub readme.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could try it out and leave feedback and any bug reports, so I can work on improving the program even further
Happy to announce that .apk file association is now available in version 1.3. The application now integrates with File Explorer, web browsers and other supported programs enabling (double) click to install functionality.
The update is now available to download from Microsoft Store as well as GitHub Releases.