***The Official HP TouchPad Thread***
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Leave wifi on for a while and it may do it itself. A few hours after I got mine, it was pestering me to install the update that it had downloaded in the background.
Well this has been over 24 hours. Maybe I'm being impatient, but Windows Update doesn't (usually) work like this.
Its for corporate exchange mailboxes. Sometimes the certificates are not trusted because they might be out of date or from an unknown authority. What he's saying is, visit your corporate exchange through the browser (OWA is outlook web access). It will ask you if you want to continue or navigate away from the page if the certificate is bad, out of date, etc. If you accept and then install / trust the certificate, the certificate is downloaded to the touchpad and allows you to set up the Exchange account correctly
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^^^ "ARGHHHH I'M ANGRY!!!" 
This is a good device, but the more I use it, the more I love my iPad 2 (I suspect the same can be said for the Tab 10.1, etc).
The idea is there but it simply isn't fluid enough and can be a bit buggy. No doubt that will be improved with future updates though.
I would seriously feel sorry for anyone that paid £500 for one of these.
The idea is there but it simply isn't fluid enough and can be a bit buggy. No doubt that will be improved with future updates though.
I would seriously feel sorry for anyone that paid £500 for one of these.
This is a good device, but the more I use it, the more I love my iPad 2 (I suspect the same can be said for the Tab 10.1, etc).
The idea is there but it simply isn't fluid enough and can be a bit buggy. No doubt that will be improved with future updates though.
I would seriously feel sorry for anyone that paid £500 for one of these.
That was my exact feeling using mine, glad I had my iPad 1 to actually do something with.
Still, looking forward to Android on the TouchPad
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yeah no way worth the original price, you can see why they gave up they'd have had no chance against the competition. Has any tried the playbook?
You tried holding the power button and home button until it comes on?
Thanks, that was a better description. Only thing to add is select the always trust option when downloading the certificate.
Try in the morning, the servers are probably being hammered
Ok this is weird. Couldn't get System Update to work from home this morning. Brought it into work and bingo first time. Didn't think my wifi at home was that shabby, content plays fine on my iPod touch for example, and still just a DSL connection at work.
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Yay, I can now join this prestigious club. And I now have a lot of reading to do
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Am quite pleased with the 720p playback, copied an mkv over (1.4gb) and it plays flawlessly
Played using kalemsofts player and my touchpad is running @ 1.5ghz ... With the usual patches all applied!
Played using kalemsofts player and my touchpad is running @ 1.5ghz ... With the usual patches all applied!
I restored back to original software as my battery was dieing quicker than normal, a kernel or patch that I installed must have done it.... Testing without all of that but with the OS update and logging down to minimal.... 80% battery life lastnight, in sleep mode, this morning when I woke up 78% battery life.... Gonna keep testing.....
Am quite pleased with the 720p playback, copied an mkv over (1.4gb) and it plays flawlessly
Played using kalemsofts player and my touchpad is running @ 1.5ghz ... With the usual patches all applied!
I don't understand why all my 720p videos don't play correctly in Kalem - video is fine but the sound isn't in sync
My videos don't even play properly