I have lots of Google Play games on my HD+; if I load the AFN card, do I lose all of my game data? Do I have to download all my Google Apps again?
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Yes. You will have to reinstall all your apps. Google Play will recognize your rooted nook as a different device.
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Yes! You are allowing a different version of Android to take over from the Nook software. You can set it up to allow switching bank to the Nook when you first start up. In the Nook your game data is still there.
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Hi Josue. Sorry, I'm not that tech savvy. What I did is I typed my computer model into my google browser with game card for . . . model type. Then I read through the reviews to see if anyone had the same model as mine that added it and that it actually worked. There are a lot of YouTube videos that are helpful too. I have learned more through watching the various videos there than anything. I have changed out and upgraded memory, and upgraded from the integrated memory cards. Sorry I could answer your question specifically. GM
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No need to download any of your content on the SD card. The tablet automatically recognizes what the content is and puts it where you would want to find it accordingly. Again this tablet really is my fave Android tablet
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Apps are loaded into the "on-board" memory, so if you plan on many apps, get more memory. Any SD card added will only hold your data and NOT things from the Playstore.
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No. The app requires the servers on the back end to be activated to accumulate the data. When you attempt to start the app, it just closes itself. Until someone decides to reactivate the server side, these are just fancy headbands. Sorry.
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Hi Alyssa, You will not need to re-enter any information in stock mode since the AFN card will not make any changes to the stock operating system. If you boot to stock, everything will be as it was. The first time you boot to Android, you will need to enter the wifi settings and a Google account so you can access the Google Play Store. Detailed instructions are provided with your purchase. Hope this information helps.
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Yes, you can...from the Google play store..but you have to keep an eye on the amount of memory you are using...transfer as much as you can to the SD card.that will help to save the amount of memory you're using.
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It depends on the game or app. Some you can only store and access from phone memory some you can use from sd card
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LOL! These do amazingly well at games I play may low level games such as the one you mentioned. The frame rate may be limited to less than 20fps in order to enjoy it. Even better if the game will respond to touch input making it will give you the advantage. I keep a SD card in the unit loaded with 100 or more portable apps about 30 or more are games and this unit does well playing from the SD card. There are 2 SD card readers in this unit. This means you memory expansion is almost unlimited. Cheers Robeee
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It has plenty of games; but you can only download two games at a time. This device will not allow you to add additional memory. Personally, it was more cons than pros. I took the game back to the store for a refund.
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Yes Google play just upgraded and you get all the Play Store features. I have had the tablet for a while now and I still love it.
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You can get a SD card but sometimes the nand flash drive will get the app before the card and the card is never used. This is a good tablet but you can only have about 25 games on it.
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I can answer on the basis of my experience with the purchase and use of the AFN card and with the information I gleaned in researching which card I wanted to purchase for my Nook HD+. First, the AFN is less expensive than the N2A. 32GB to 32GB: The AFN card is $39.99 with free shipping; the N2A card is $59.99 with $4.99 shipping. The AFN download is $9.99; the N2A download is $19.99. (I did check this information today. So, at the moment of this answer, the $$ are accurate.) Second, the forum customer service - in my opinion - is better on the AFN site than on the N2A site. I read for hours on both of the forums. I found the interactions between the customers (and pre-customers) on the AFN site to be better. The answers were prompt and detailed. Of the threads that I read on the AFN site, the question/answer exchanges continued until the customer was satisfied. On the N2A site I saw some threads where the response to a question was "check your PM (personal message)." Of course, that meant that I didn't get to see the answer to that particular question. Third, the AFN card has Bluetooth. I use a Bluetooth keyboard and the Evernote app for word-processing on the go. There are other word-processing apps, but I like Evernote. The N2A card may have Bluetooth but I didn't find any information about that feature. I did look. Again, I'm just sharing based on the information I knew about and the features I cared about at the time of my purchase.
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I did not have any problems with my AFN micro SD card. I followed the directions listed and it worked perfectly. I actually bought two cards...one for a Nook Color and one for a Nook Tablet. No problems with either. I had actually tried the process on my own without the AFN sd card and was unsuccessful. Was much less stressful installing the AFN card!
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When you first turn on your going to have to set up internet. Connection ect... after that you choose launchers then it takes you to home screen where you can go to the google play store and get apps. You'llhave to sign in to google acc. After that ssetup xbmc which can take a while after that you can pretty much watch whatever you want but i strongly suggest that you back up all data to a cloud or pc because box will freeze n crash
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No not really. You can now access all the apps on google play without having to use the AndroidforNook micro. When the HD+ first came out, you could only access the B&N; app library but shortly after they made google play available. Of course, you still can't use Skype or anything that requires a camera because the HD+ doesn't have one, but you can access all the other games, books, music, apps, etc. I bought one of these but now do not have any use for it. Hope this helps!
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Thank you for your help Jason, I was actually able to get my card working by just opening the unit in My Computer (go figure). My question now is how to exit from the SD card games. The games work fine, but the Home button returns me to the start of the game I am in rather than the main menu. Further presses of the button do nothing. I have to power off and back on (a longer than necessary process) to get back to the main menu. Is this "normal"? Is there a fix?Thanks again. -John