Recent content by ibmnasa69

Just tried mine, and it works fine. Sorry I can't help you.

Re: can't connect to camera Are you talking about an external camera connected by wifi, or the camera that comes as part of the tablet itself? "My camera" isn't very descriptive...

Hey Beauregard, thanks so much for your response. I really appreciate it. I hope I didn't come across as too harsh re. you using Google...it does take a bit of working with it and figuring out the right combination of words to input, in order to find the answers one needs. However, with a bit...

(The following is a response to Beauregard's question above, and not to the OP) Yes, someone knows how to do that. It has been discussed on this forum previously. If you use Google, you can easily find several threads that discuss it. They should provide you the info you are after. By the...

I find it interesting that the OP made a post chiding us all for not rushing in to tell him how to fix his problem, yet by the same token could not be bothered to say "thanks for the tips" when a couple of us did take a few minutes to try and help him out. If nothing else, a confirmation that...

You are of course right, but for some reason people don't seem to understand that almost any question they have has already been asked (and answered) by someone else, somewhere. I don't think they are being lazy, or feel that others should do their work for them. It is just that using Google...

You can easily get the charger specs yourself; they are on page 3 of your owners manual. A 3rd party charger that supplies equal or less juice (such as a cell phone AC adapter) should work. It just may take longer to charge the tablet than the OEM charger will.

OK Pat, I don't want to be condescending so here's the link. However, as I said in my original post, there are probably threads out there besides mine that do a better job of explaining it. That is why I suggested the OP actually do a little of the work him/her self: they might find a thread...

LOL indeed. How to get Flash to work on Nexus 10's is a topic that has been discussed on this forum many times before. I personally wrote a fairly complete description of how to do it. Others have written even better and more detailed descriptions as well. So, the information is readily...

I received the 2.3 Firefox "push" last night. So far, everything seems to be working great on my Nexus 10. Web browsing is noticeably faster today with Firefox, than it was with Chrome yesterday. And, Amazon Prime videos work with it too. So, I'm getting off Chrome and back onto Firefox.

While I certainly don't advocate being unkind to people who are legitimately asking for help, the last time this particular individual asked for help they were unresponsive to people who did try to help them. By that, I mean that when asked to provide more details as to exactly what they had...

The download was 160+MB (which is a fairly substantial amount of stuff to push down through the network). They may well be doing it by serial # and/or geographic location, to keep their servers from being overwhelmed. Purely a guess on my part with no concrete data to back it up.

Do you mean Nexus 10 vs other devices such as Nexus 7, or specific serial numbered Nexus 10's? If the latter, I had no idea they managed the updates to that granularity.

I checked my tablet several times tonight and last night; no update was detected. I just now went in and cleared the data for the Google Services Framework. Went back into About Tablet / Check for updates and kabang, the 4.3 download started. So, clearing the Framework data definitely seems...

YES, you can watch Amazon prime videos on your Nexus 10, but it is not officially supported and you have to do a bit of kludgy stuff to make it work. I just watched the first few minutes of two different Prime movies before making this post. I also watched several documentaries from Amazon...