[ChiChai]

Oh, I just realised the advantage of an Android TV over other devices that you can hook up to your TV. Well, if you have this one, you don’t have to remove it repeatedly since the device is “dedicated” to the TV, and won’t have other uses besides accessing Android features through your TV.

[ChiChai]

xD I guess it just means the CPU is more advanced. The thing is, most apps don’t really account for a 64 bit CPU and would most probably perform the same, or if there are improvements, they won’t be noticeable to the average consumer.

[ChiChai]

Same here. It’s just a news that caught my eye because it’s something different. But from a company point of view, I don’t think it’s a wise decision. Few people can’t even use one OS properly, how about if you give them two? If ever this happens, people might still stick with the Android side. There’s nothing notable that I can think of from a Windows phone anyways.

[ChiChai]

I like it! It doesn’t look bulky and it’s in black. Also, I am starting to wonder about 8 core phones. Some say it’s just two 4 cores that switch on and off. How does one know exactly?

[ChiChai]

Heh, I bet it works mostly like the usual Android phones. The performance might be better though. This isn’t top of the line type of phone but it’s good for the price, I think.

[ChiChai]

man007 wrote:

Is there any application like this for Motorola Xoom 2? I really want to root it. If you have any information about it please tell me…

Try this? It looks easy enough. http://www.xoomforums.com/forum/motorola-xoom-2-development/15142-how-motorola-xoom-2-root-method-dan-rosenberg.html

[ChiChai]

It doesn’t really look special, so I’m kind of laughing at the Android snub. I think it would be better to get one of those Android smartwatches anyway.

[ChiChai]

That looks really nice. I think I can use that as a spare phone, depending on the cost and the specs. It’s something I can show around haha, just to fake people into thinking I have iPhone. Actually, that’s the closest thing I can have that has anything to do with Apple.

[ChiChai]

@Lezan have you already tried the instructions on the first page? It might be helpful to see if you can tell us what methods you’ve already done.

[ChiChai]

SmallBear wrote:

Does’t work with iNew i6000, any idea?
It’s show failure after rooting phone.
My phone is Android 4.2.1

Did it show any error messages? Some iNew i6000 sometimes are already rooted.

[ChiChai]

Not really. I don’t know what exactly would be the benefit of a 64-Bit CPU, I am not really that unsatisfied with what I have right now because it’s running the programs I still use. I do love the gold colour of the 5S and I heard it’s quite the popular pick.

[ChiChai]

Not necessarily. I have the Ainol Novo 7 Venus and it works very nicely even if it’s almost dirt cheap for the specs. :> It’s part of why I like Chinese phones these days, they are challenging what can be bought with a small budget haha.

[ChiChai]

Galaxy S4 just because I love Android more than iOS! For me, customisability’s king and I want to try the nifty features I’ve heard about such as air gesture and smart pause. I don’t really care much about fingerprint scanner.

[ChiChai]

Yeah, might be able to get it online. Here’s a link for their ordering page:

http://shop.ouya.tv/

It’s also available on retailers in the US, it’s listed there. I’ve also found out that some local online shopping sites sell those, you might have luck with that too.

[ChiChai]

I don’t have that device but you can probably try this one to root it on Windows.

http://redigua.com/tutoriallenovo-ideatab-a1000-root.html#.UlgwJa44pc8

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