Thread: Samsung Tab 10.1.

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Any chance of showing me how to work it.

If all else fails, read the directions.

I'm logging in on my new Tab.

Not quite sure how i have done it thought.

Can view sexy Sophia as well.

Now put Kodi/Total Installer/IPTV Stalker on it and you're good to go.

Tip for this guys good work = 200 Baht.

what good work.

he brought you a thing off a shelf, charged you 3% for using your credit card and then another 300b for a screen saver that costs him 20b.

christ terry, tipping at a market stall in MBK, no wonder they think we are rich and stupid.

Originally Posted by rickschoppers

If all else fails, read the directions.

Shame on you Rick, real men (and Ockers) would never use directions.

Originally Posted by taxexile

tipping at a market stall in MBK, no wonder they think we are rich and stupid.

Na mate,
That Burmese guy hunted hi and lo to get me that bronze one.

Also never tried to fuk me over and done exactly what i asked of him.

Really nice guy to deal with and pulled a rabbit out of the hat regards pricing.

You hunt around and see how long it will take you to get get that price.

I was more than happy to slip him 200 for his great service.

Im on my Tab again .

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

IPTV Stalker

Found an easy to follow tutorial.

If all else fails, read the directions.

http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/co...1.2_140718.pdf

heres the link to the downloadable UK instruction manual.

the price is good, they are £420 for a genuine one from Samsung online here in the UK (that's 23,400B)

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The instructions are in the Tab, may have a look some year.

Questions for Rick and Terry. Can you/do you use it as a mini laptop? Any issues downloading and watching stuff from Kat PB etc?
Is it office/pdf friendly or not?

TIA

Originally Posted by chassamui

Questions for Rick and Terry. Can you/do you use it as a mini laptop? Any issues downloading and watching stuff from Kat PB etc?
Is it office/pdf friendly or not?

TIA

Yes you can install bittorrent on a tablet and download stuff, just like on a pc. With a 4g sim card installed, it's probably faster than most home internet connections. You can also install VLC as a viewer which works really sweet.

Terry, next you need to set up your google play account....

After that, some apps I personally can't live without...

Swiftkey...allows easier text input from the keyboard.

Moon Reader .... the epub book reader thingy

Bittorrent ...

Ez file manager ...

VLC for playing videos ....

Blue mail for email ....

Most of the news services have apps that can be downloaded

any way of connecting a printer to them?

Took me 20 minutes to get IPTV Stalker up and running on my Nexus 7 log in issue but works okay now.

Originally Posted by taxexile

any way of connecting a printer to them?

Don't know for sure, but I'm guessing so. You can hook them up via usb to a computer so I'm guessing you can do that with a printer or use wireless if your printer is so inclined.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Yes you can install bittorrent on a tablet and download stuff, just like on a pc. With a 4g sim card installed, it's probably faster than most home internet connections. You can also install VLC as a viewer which works really sweet.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Terry, next you need to set up your google play account.... After that, some apps I personally can't live without... Swiftkey...allows easier text input from the keyboard. Moon Reader .... the epub book reader thingy Bittorrent ... Ez file manager ... VLC for playing videos .... Blue mail for email .... Most of the news services have apps that can be downloaded CSFFan is online now

Cheers Topper. I have been using VLC since I got started with torrents. Excellent choice. It could also replace my original kindle if the epub thingy works well enough. I reckon my kindle is dying of abuse in moist environments.

Originally Posted by chassamui

It could also replace my original kindle if the epub thingy works well enough.

I started out using Kindle (the android app made by google to read its stuff) and found moon reader pro on a torrent.

Moon Reader reads basically any format, has tons of setting (my favorite being able to use the volume buttons as brightness controls) and at the bottom it shows you your battery life, the time and your % read.

I use coolreader for my ebooks

Originally Posted by chassamui

I have been using VLC since I got started with torrents

I was using VLC but have gone back to MPC-HC for its h265 support

Originally Posted by baldrick

I was using VLC but have gone back to MPC-HC for its h265 support

Sorry balders, not being an ICT ninja I have absolutely no idea what you just said after 'gone back to'

MPC-HC media player classic home cinema - looks the same as the last good windows media player which was 6 - work has been continued on this player ever since

h265 is a compression which is taking over from h264 which is what most of your movies will be compressed with now - last time I used VLC it did not have support for h265

Originally Posted by baldrick

MPC-HC media player classic home cinema - looks the same as the last good windows media player which was 6 - work has been continued on this player ever since

h265 is a compression which is taking over from h264 which is what most of your movies will be compressed with now - last time I used VLC it did not have support for h265

Thanks for the explanation. I can now bluff with impunity. Balders said so.

Originally Posted by terry57

Here he is fitting the screen saver.

I fitted my own...I like bubbles!

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Terry, next you need to set up your google play account....

After that, some apps I personally can't live without...

Mate,

I've just learned how the to turn the fooker on without going balls deep into that other stuff.


I'm back on my PC by the way.