Velocity cruz reader r101 hack

Page 13 VIII. Follow these steps to place a shortcut on your Home Screen. Page Transferring Files IX. Transferring Files I. Page 15 IX. Transferring Files II. STEP 2: Navigate with the up arrow to the root of the device and tap the sdcard1 directory icon to access your card. Page File Formats X. Page Preloaded Apps XI. Preloaded Apps Each Cruz comes preloaded with many useful applications that can be found by tapping the app panel at the bottom of your home screen.

Icon Name Alarm Clock Page 18 XI. Buying Books Your Cruz offers the remarkable opportunity of carrying all your favorite books in the palm of your hand.

Each Cruz comes pre-loaded with Borders eBook reader application. There are over free eBooks available for download. Page 20 XII. The Cruz Reader does not natively support this file format, so an additional application available on the Cruz Market must first be downloaded.

Just load up your SD card with your music collection, favorite pictures, or digital videos and take all of your favorites on the road with you. Page 23 XIV. Your selection should begin automatically.

Pause or advance your video via the toolbar along the bottom of the screen. Your media playback experience will be optimal with NOTE: no other apps or widgets running in the background.

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Page 25 XV. The steps below ex- plain how to install these on your Cruz. Download your app to your PC. Velocity Micro is a US-based company that specializes in high-performance computers, gaming systems, desktop and notebook computers, home-theater media centers, and other electronics in addition to ereaders and tablets.

The Cruz Tablet comes with a capacitive touchscreen, the Kindle e-reading app, Android 2. It is one of the most inexpensive Android tablets on the market as it looks to be phased out for the newer models.

Cruz Reader Reviews ». Powered by Google's Android 2. Not very good at all i. Also use it in the morning for quick website checks and emails that need immediate responses as I have a well enough shaded area for it to be readable. Using it as a reader alone is enough for me to have decided to keep it Last edited by cutterjohn42; at PM. Expected by Sept 20th. Originally Posted by MsAstoria. Originally Posted by Noah I'm very anxious to see how you like it. I had a Pandigital Novel, but felt like the build quality and shoddy firmware was just too much to overcome.

The Cruz reader seems to have a better outer shell, and much better firmware no hacks needed. Please post your impressions asap. So I don't down Pandigital for that-they did not make that part of their specs.

But for those less adventurous, I'd guess it's worth the extra or so bucks for the Cruz, although with some of the coupon deals, people have gotten their PDN for a lot less. But I'm definitely interested to hear about the Cruz. My PDN is stable and working fine, but all of this techno stuff interests me!

Last edited by zorah; at AM. Root and Connection to ad-hoc Wifi through my phone. So far, I don't regret the purchase. The touch screen isn't as accurate or responsive as I had hoped, but it's good enough for me. Plenty bright, beautiful colors, crisp, clear text.