7" Infotmic vs 7" WM8650 Comparison

7" Infotmic Gingerbread is one of the hottest tablets in the chinese market today. It is running on Android 2.3 Operating System and priced for under $100. The appearance strikingly resembles its cousin, the 7" WM8650, but internal components are quite a bit different. First and foremost, the Infotmic IMAPX210 processor clocks at 1.0Ghz while 7" WM8650 only reaches up to 800Mhz. Infotimic based tablet is running on Android 2.3 which is quite a bit smoother than the older version Android 2.2 installed on WM8650. Flash and video output capabilities are aso superior on the 7" Infotmic vs the WM8650. The former supports Flash 10.2 and 1080p...

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Choose The Right Tablet for Your Lifestlye

The tablet market has exploded since Apple pioneered its popularity with the release of iPad. There are currently thousands of tablets on the market ranging widely in price, size, color, and specialty. One of the cheapest tablets, the WM8650, can be purchased for under $100 while the more expensive ones like Samsung Galaxy start from $500 and up. Although the majority of consumers have now gotten the gist of what Android is all about it is still quite hard to choose the best tablet among all. There are so many factors to consider when selecting the right tablet for you. And although you may want the best of everything usually either price tag...

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How to Add Apps and Widgets to Your Homescreen

As of now Android is the most popular mobile device operating system with 250,000+ applications available on the Android Market. With such variety you may be tempted to download overbearing amount of games and applications that it becomes hard to navigate to a specific one on your device. It becomes especially frustrating having to find an application you use multiple times a day such as Pandora, for example, in the midst of dozen others. If this describes your problem then we have a solution. Add your favorite games, widgets and applications to the home screen. So whenever you press "home" you will easily access those apps and widgets...

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How to Clear Market Cache on Your Android

If you have a WM8650 tablet and not all android applications are displayed after a firmware upgrade you may want to clear the Android Market Cache to fix the issue. Here is how to do it: 1. Log in to the Android Market with your Gmail credentials 2. Open the Android Market Page & then press the home button to return to the home page 3. Go to Settings -> Applications-> Manage -> Running 4. Press "Market" 5. Press "Clear cache" (do not clear data) 6. Press "Force stop" 7. Return to "Settings \ Applications \ Manage \ Running" 8. Press "Google Services Framework" 9. Press "Clear Data" 10. Press "Force Stop" 11. Start Google...

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How to get eTextboks on Android

There are various different ways to get textbooks on your android device. If you already have a pdf version of your textbook you may save it to a micro SD card and read it directly on a tablet through ereader such as Cool Reader or Aldiko. Alternatively there is a great application which I highly recommend, called the Course Smart, with thousands of books available for all majors, business, science, music, mathematics, etc. eTextbooks generally cost half the price of regular textbooks, which means you can buy a tablet and all of your semester textbooks for cheaper than you pay for just those textbooks at the booksto...

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How to Clear Internet Browser History on Android

1) Open up internet browser 2) Click on Menu 3) Select “More” 4) Select “Settings” 5) Clear the forms, history, cache, and cookies 6) Do...

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Which is Better: Android 4.0 or iOS5

Android 4.0 or the Ice Cream Sandwich is the new operating system released by Google at the start of 2012. There is a lot of buzz around whether Android 4.0 is a strong rival of iOS5 and if the changes it brought over Android 3.0 are significant enough to pursue upgrading. When it comes to Android vs. iOS comparison it becomes tricky to identify which factors are more important in evaluation.  And frequently, user decisions are closely based on hardware prices, phone contracts, and personal preferences as opposed to the actual quality of the operating system. Nevertheless, I will attempt to highlight the Android 4.0 Operating System features...

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