The CNN app claims to support Jelly Bean, but Google Play store says its incompatible with my Nexus 7. Is there a work around or way to side load it?
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No Dave, that's the NBC News app that you're thinking about. Of course, I downloaded that, too, so, oh my god, you're right! I am a liberal! I even downloaded The Week. But actually, it's because I like to see a variety of views. Then again, I can't get myself to install the Fox News app, so, holy Toledo, it's true. I'm a damn liberal!You must be a liberal. Lol
Thanks so much! This not only answers my question about CNN (which is installed and working great) but being directed to the alternative app store, I can solve similar problems in the future.
It's true that iPads have a better selection of tablet specific apps, but there are also plenty of apps that look great on the N7. I'd also argue that non-optimized apps aren't necessarily horrible (well, some are, but not all). If you're looking at the same app side by side on an iPad and N7, you may very well like the optimized look on the bigger screen of the iPad. But there's a point at which, for many apps, it's just nitpicking. Plus, the app landscape will continue to improve at a rapid pace. I have no doubt that within a year many of your comparison complaints will be moot.unfortunately, if you want a real tablet with apps designed specifically for a tablet, you need to buy an iPad. I own a Nexus 7, and I've been very disappointed in the quality of the apps vs. the Apple ecosystem. Also, web browsing on Android is a nightmare of stuttering and failure to react to touch input. I keep hoping that with each Jellybean update things will get better, but alas, they do not.
No... DEFIANTLY a liberal! (But some conservative and many other values here and there, because it's impossible to be only one thing.)Definatly a liberal.