Can I download Adobe Reader or any Adobe program onto this. It seems everything I need to look up has to have Adobe installed to be able to open it. iPad does not have this ability, before purchasing a new tablet I need to know if I can use this or not
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Yes, I was able to downlaod Adobe Reader Touch to the Dell XPS this evening when I got home. Hope this helps.
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Yes--Adobe flash can be downloaded and works fine for me. I also use adobe reader and the adobe create a pdf program that can be sent via the "send now" feature. I work with a lot of documents and have saved a ton of stuff on this netbook. I think it is amazing. I watch you tube videos all the time and I do recall having a big buffering problem at one time but I think it was fixed when I updated flashplayer.
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It already has Adobe Flash Reader and Adobe Flash Player installed. Updates can be manually or automatically. But I do have to let you know that there is suppose to be Android software update soon, but hasn't been out yet. So, the tablet gets a little painfully slow for those who are impatient. I only use this tablet for my Kindle and videos, and my kids are on it for the games. Hardly use the browser on this.
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There is a disc that comes with the tablet. You must install the disc in order for the tablet to work at its full potential. I'm sure it would work without installing the disc but you would probably run into problems. With any Graphic Tablet you will need to install the programs.
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Hey guys, I know this thread concerns the screen, but I have a quick question. Has anyone tried loading the Kindle software on this thing & read a book? Are the books in color? The only reason I'm asking is because that's the only reason I would buy this.
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I just downloaded the kindle app...and then downloaded stuff through that program..It was easier for me to look at the kindle store on a pc and download from there...it does take a minute to load up on the tablet.
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Where did you read that? The interface is web browser based as well as Mobile aps. In use my IPhone and IPad all the time. There is no software download involved. Just log in via your browser.
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To 5 yorkies and H. Bowman: This should work just fine for the both of you. I've had this a few days, but today was the first time I've really had time to play with it. Its taken all day to get to get an eReader that will work good. This unit comes with Aldiko as the eReader app, but I couldn't figure out how to buy/download books (it comes with downloads to tons of free books, but thats not what I was looking for). Someone else on this site gave a web address to download Kindle for Android and now I have it downloaded (even started reading the book I was looking for). I was able to setup my email right away, although it didn't work very well through the setup wizard (I have yahoo mail). Since I already have an android phone, I checked the settings on my phone and just did a manual setup using the same settings. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and I will do what I can do help. Good luck to you...I'm loving my new tablet so far.
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Yes, all you have to do is download the "Kindle App" it works like a charm this is an awesome tablet....Luv it!!!
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I have the Amazon App store installed. You can install it by going to this link on the tablet and install: http://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/get/androidIf this link does not work you can google "amazon app store" on the tablet and find the link.
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GetJar is there to download apps, Its kinda sucky, But you can use the Amazon App store to download from assuming you have an Amazon account. It likes to black screen on follow up uses (like after restarting and such) but you can clear the App data or cache and it will work again, Odd I know, But Coby isnt the best Tablet as i have sadly learned. Returned mine within a month.
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Hello. No, the Kindle and Nook App are not pre-loaded onto this Tablet. If they are available through GooglePlay then you should be able to download them. Thank you
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Hi Mary - I am the author of Pianoforall - the course can be loaded onto 2nd generation ipads (and onwards) using the Free Readdle Documents app (there are full instructions with the disc) It also works with the EZPDF Reader app - but this isn't free. If you can find out if you can install EZPDF Reader then you will be able to use the lessons on your iPad. Hope that helps. Robin
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In theory you should be able to download the application and it would work. In reality, the tablet might not be capable of keeping up. I have had the tablet for a few months now and have come to the conclusion the processor is not great. Even for basic functions it seems to do things very slowly. I know it's not a laptop, but it does perform as well as other tablets I've tried.
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Your question is fairly general and so I am not clear on what you are asking. I ordered one and returned it without opening it after I learned , this model does not support the Android Store (where you can buy solutions ala the Apple Store) but has another solution. That makes access to Android apps problematical if that is an issue for you. Otherwise, this is a good value at this price, although for $329 or so you can get the iPad Mini which blows all the tablets in the size group away. If this had the AndroidStore on it, I would have kept it.
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I have the Zenithink tablet, but I don't know about which e-reader you are asking. Personally, I'm sorry I ever bought the Zenithink tablet. Unlike an iPad, one cannot upgrade the operating system. Thus, many apps downloaded from the PlayStore are not compatible. It's not a bad tablet, but it mostly sits on my coffee table collecting dust because it's a "klunker." Wish I had an iPad or even the new Windows tablet. I can suggest getting on the Android Forum where better tech minds may be able to offer help. If I could, I would send it back for a refund. BTW ... the battery life sucks. Good luck. I have the Zenithink tablet, but I don't know about which e-reader you are asking. Personally, I'm sorry I ever bought the Zenithink tablet. Unlike an iPad, one cannot upgrade the operating system. Thus, many apps downloaded from the PlayStore are not compatible. It's not a bad tablet, but it mostly sits on my coffee table collecting dust because it's a "klunker." Wish I had an iPad or even the new Windows tablet. I can suggest getting on the Android Forum where better tech minds may be able to offer help. If I could, I would send it back for a refund. BTW ... the battery life... » Read More I have the Zenithink tablet, but I don't know about which e-reader you are asking. Personally, I'm sorry I ever bought the Zenithink tablet. Unlike an iPad, one cannot upgrade the operating system. Thus, many apps downloaded from the PlayStore are not compatible. It's not a bad tablet, but it mostly sits on my coffee table collecting dust because it's a "klunker." Wish I had an iPad or even the new Windows tablet. I can suggest getting on the Android Forum where better tech minds may be able to offer help. If I could, I would send it back for a refund. BTW ... the battery life sucks. Good luck. « Show Less
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My suggestion Is to try downloading it on your computer and sync it onto the iPad. That's what I did and had no issue with loading it or subsequently using it. Good luck. It's a nice app.