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2012-05-13 , 09:03
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Originally Posted by jotoco View Post
It must be it, since it is the last official version (for the Sammy galaxy tab), and it is kinda hard to look on something you don't own anymore, like I already said.
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab with the latest version they upgraded to, it's Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread). Not that it matters greatly to know it at this point, then, but that's likely the version yours was running. I'm planning to stick Android 4.0.4 on mine tonight or tomorrow night sometime. I already have the ROM and I'm about to do a roto-backup and then flash it. Wish me luck. heh

Originally Posted by jotoco View Post
For you and the guy above, I never claimed they didn't support KB or Mouse, I just listed it as needed. And I wouldn't use it THAT much. but would be nice to have around.
Fair enough on all counts, then, and agreed. I'm using a Logitech bluetooth keyboard and a Logitech bluetooth mouse with both my Tab and my Nexus and they're excellent to work with--extremely pocket-portable too. ESPECIALLY with Ice Cream Sandwich--it finally feels like a proper computer on ICS now that they've corrected everything I kept complaining to them about the keyboard and mouse (right click is a real right-click instead of back, now.. mouse-overs work in browsers and apps, etc.). ICS (well, actually ALL versons of Android, but ICS handles it PERFECTLY) support multiple-monitors--so you can actually have cloning as well as extended/seperate screens. For me, ICS is pretty close to almost exactly the OS I've been looking for--now it just seems to need good hardware to run on. I'd bet all it needs is just some good heavy-duty software for you to like it.
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