Hey can someone help me. There was a brown coloured social media widget on my Tab but cannot seem to find it anymore. Think was a Samsung widget. Does anyone know what it was called and where I can find it if I have somehow manaed to uninstall it?

Originally posted by rogcontact
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Originally Posted by leetut

ive got a problem with samsung movies
they keep failing to download at approx 90%
wifi on device keeps disconnecting
about 1.2GB of data downloaded for nothing everytime it fails
so far ive only been able to download 2 movies
the third has just failed me for the second time
tried all of them 3-4 times before i got them
total data downloaded is approx 10 GB
considering i pay £17.99 per month for 40 GB id say things are not looking good,
my wifi is 'and has always' been perfect throughout my home
and im leaving the tablet less than an inch from the routers aerial anyway,
so i very much doubt ill ever use real money on samsung movies
(not when pirate bay works everytime!)

Amazon to Introduce Free Kindle Apps Tailored for Android and Windows LCD Tablet Computers

New tablet computers coming in 2011 will have access to Amazon's free "Buy Once, Read Everywhere" apps that let readers choose from over 775,000 Kindle books and read them across the most popular devices and platforms

SEATTLE – Jan. 4, 2011– (NASDAQ: AMZN)– For over two years, Amazon has been building and introducing a wide selection of free "Buy Once, Read Everywhere" Kindle apps to enable customers to read their Kindle books on the most popular devices and platforms. Last year, Amazon tailored a Kindle app specifically for the size, look and feel of the iPad and it has become a top ten free app for iPad. Today, Amazon announced that Kindle apps will also be tailored specifically for Android and Windows based tablets to enable customers to access the Kindle Store, and with it the largest selection of the books people want to read. Like all Kindle apps, the new Kindle apps built for Android and Windows tablet computers will let customers "Buy Once, Read Everywhere"-on Kindle, Kindle 3G, Kindle DX, iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, Mac, PC, BlackBerry, and Android-based devices. For more information about the free Kindle apps, go to www.amazon.com/kindleapps.

"Kindle is light weight, easy on the eyes with a paper-like Pearl e-ink display, and has a full month of battery life. It's purpose-built for reading. Many people are buying both a Kindle and an LCD tablet computer," said Dorothy Nicholls, Director, Amazon Kindle. "We're very excited to support the upcoming Android and Windows LCD tablet computers with free Kindle apps that we'll tailor for the particular devices. Our Whispersync technology makes it simple to move back and forth between devices. Read on your Kindle, read on your tablet, read on your phone. We'll keep track of your last page read, and make it easy."

The Kindle Store offers the largest selection of books people want to read, including 100 of 110 New York Times Bestsellers and New Releases from $9.99. Millions of older, out-of-copyright, pre-1923 books are also available to read. Kindle books offer readers many additional unique advantages, including:

* "Buy Once, Read Everywhere" apps let you sync and read your books, last page read, bookmarks, notes and highlights across Kindle devices and the most popular devices and platforms
* Amazon's Worry-Free Archive automatically backs up your books and highlights online in your Kindle library where they can be re-downloaded wirelessly anytime on any Kindle device or app
* Amazon.com customer reviews, personalized recommendations and editorial reviews
* Instant 1-click buying using your Amazon account information

For over two years, Amazon has been building and introducing a wide selection of free "Buy Once, Read Everywhere" Kindle apps for iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, Mac, PC, BlackBerry and Android-based devices that let customers read and sync their reading library, bookmarks, notes, and highlights with the device or platform of their choice. Learn more about Kindle apps at www.amazon.com/kindleapps.

Originally Posted by leojab

TO be frank, i hate google contacts as they have lots of unecessary contacts list from gmail. I hvae spent years perfecting my contact information on nokia.. assigning photos, maintaining address details, etc ...etc
Any other suggestions.. thanks in advance

Originally Posted by ysss

I agree that different screen size requires different UI, which may be more efficient f packaged/delivered separately than the pocketable version.

But, it's also been shown that with the current crops of tech, packaging them both together (pocketable + tablet version) can be fairly efficient. ie: one example is that pocketables resolution go around 800x480 - 960x640. tablets are 1024x600-ish, so you can actually share the UI elements/assets.

iPad + iPhone 'universal apps' are quite plenty and they work well without being too bloated.