I found this thread with windows95/98/xp: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1459153
Is possbile to run windows on galaxy y?
yes.
be a computer engr. / software engr. / electronics engr. / information technologist or maybe computer science...
its for HDMI phones... evn if it runs on our phone.. our resolution sux
hell_lock said:
its for HDMI phones... evn if it runs on our phone.. our resolution sux
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So if its for HDMI phone,dont run on galaxy y?
funny95 said:
So if its for HDMI phone,dont run on galaxy y?
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nope.. the phone is of even smaller resolution
it will run but resolution will be a problem
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I have found an apk that was 720p but was not fulll screen, the netflix is fine on the 5.5 screen however when i go to visit my girlfriend in Tijuana i need something to project 1080p on her hd tv, i am tired of taking my huge qosmio 20" laptop with me and hooking it up to her tv just to watch netflix. Thanks guys in advance.
anyone?
radron said:
I have found an apk that was 720p but was not fulll screen, the netflix is fine on the 5.5 screen however when i go to visit my girlfriend in Tijuana i need something to project 1080p on her hd tv, i am tired of taking my huge qosmio 20" laptop with me and hooking it up to her tv just to watch netflix. Thanks guys in advance.
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can you give me a link of the 720p apk please?
Why your display isn't 1080p
radron said:
I have found an apk that was 720p but was not fulll screen, the netflix is fine on the 5.5 screen however when i go to visit my girlfriend in Tijuana i need something to project 1080p on her hd tv, i am tired of taking my huge qosmio 20" laptop with me and hooking it up to her tv just to watch netflix. Thanks guys in advance.
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wing_addict_usa said:
Why your display isn't 1080p
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Netflix doesn't stream in HD unless your phone uses omap 4 processors. note II uses exynos.
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wing_addict_usa said:
Why your display isn't 1080p
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Did you even read his original question? He wants to use HDMI out to play netflix off of his phone onto his girlfriend's TV. Seems like a reasonable thing to want to do.
On the other hand, can you really tell the difference between 720 and 1080 stuff when it's being streamed over Netflix? I don't think I could, but I'm not a youngster any more. Not a videophile either.
Wouldn't it be better to just get a cheap roku? How are you even pluging in the phone?
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Did you even read his original question? He wants to use HDMI out to play netflix off of his phone onto his girlfriend's TV. Seems like a reasonable thing to want to do.
On the other hand, can you really tell the difference between 720 and 1080 stuff when it's being streamed over Netflix? I don't think I could, but I'm not a youngster any more. Not a videophile either.
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Good question lol, yes unfortunately i can.
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Wouldn't it be better to just get a cheap roku? How are you even pluging in the phone?
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yes, tried my friend here however epix hd , detects when i come to TJ. On the note 2 it still works. might just settle for that though
egorre said:
can you give me a link of the 720p apk please?
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just google it , bunch off sites have it
Have you tried a US VPN?
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OK so there was a hulu update that allows 1080p playback in the galaxy s4 and htc dna. I was wondering if there would be anyway to trick the app to think I have a galaxy s4 to receive the 1080p playback.
no point, our screens are only 800x400...
abhayy said:
no point, our screens are only 800x400...
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Yes but I have an mhl adapter and would like to output hulu to my 1080p tv
Edit: Modified build.prop to match that of the galaxy s4 but it didn't work. I didn't change ro.chipname, ro.product.board, and ro.board.platform as it seemed to brick my phone. Maybe it has something to do with that.
Siesta410 said:
Yes but I have an mhl adapter and would like to output hulu to my 1080p tv
Edit: Modified build.prop to match that of the galaxy s4 but it didn't work. I didn't change ro.chipname, ro.product.board, and ro.board.platform as it seemed to brick my phone. Maybe it has something to do with that.
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That seems like ALOT of work for the processor to do. Stream a movie in 1080p and then send it through MHL. at that point its easier to use a laptop with HDMI.
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That seems like ALOT of work for the processor to do. Stream a movie in 1080p and then send it through MHL. at that point its easier to use a laptop with HDMI.
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Well I've streamed 1080p youtube before and it was smooth.
Is that possible for the note 8. I like the size but need to be able to have windows accessible for certain things? Thanks in advance to any help with this.
shadowkid8391 said:
Is that possible for the note 8. I like the size but need to be able to have windows accessible for certain things? Thanks in advance to any help with this.
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Don't think so, but you could try remote desktop, e.g. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tux.client. It works.
Yea i can do that now just don't want it to be sluggish. Any tips on a tablet that can dual boot windows and android?
shadowkid8391 said:
Yea i can do that now just don't want it to be sluggish. Any tips on a tablet that can dual boot windows and android?
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What sort of things do you need windows for that you don't think you can do on a tablet.
In answer to your question an x86 based windows tablet (excluding the surface pro) should theoretically be able to run the x86 port of android but it's not going to be the sort of experience you are thinking of.
If you want windows buy a laptop.
If you want android buy a tablet.
we are simply not to the point where you can have both of those worlds on one device. you can do full desktop linux on most android tablets but the experience is usually quite bad.
That being said this tablet will provide an impressively robust computing experience thanks to multi-window and the s-pen but it's no replacement for a laptop for some work.
as far as remote clients go Spashtop is the best performing one I've found it can even handle games and video playback somewhat smoothly
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splashtop.remote phone version
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splashtop.remote.pad Tablet version
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splashtop.remote.pad.v2 "New" version (best experince and free but requires subscription for internet discovery)
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So the morning after I write this post Samsung is making me eat my words.
They just announced the Ativ Q which dual boots windows 8 and android.
I do not know the specs or anything yet but I'm sure those will be available soon.
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EDIT:
So the morning after I write this post Samsung is making me eat my words.
They just announced the Ativ Q which dual boots windows 8 and android.
I do not know the specs or anything yet but I'm sure those will be available soon.
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some details here:
http://www.theverge.com/2013/6/20/4448998/samsung-ativ-q-windows-laptop-android-tablet
http://www.engadget.com/2013/06/20/samsung-announces-ativ-q-windows-android-slider/
It's called the ATIV Q, and it combines Android 4.2 and Windows 8, with equal parts tablet and typing. Under the hood, the device is powered by a Haswell-series Intel Core i5 processor and manages to fit a 13.3-inch, 3,200 x 1,800 touchscreen into a 1.29kg package that measures just 13.9mm thick. Other notable specs include an S Pen with 1,024 degrees of sensitivity.
Very Nice. Now if they can keep it under $700.00 I might bite.
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Very Nice. Now if they can keep it under $700.00 I might bite.
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I was thinking the same thing and I don't even need it.
Robodude288 said:
I was thinking the same thing and I don't even need it.
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kable said:
http://www.engadget.com/2013/06/20/samsung-announces-ativ-q-windows-android-slider/
It's called the ATIV Q, and it combines Android 4.2 and Windows 8, with equal parts tablet and typing. Under the hood, the device is powered by a Haswell-series Intel Core i5 processor and manages to fit a 13.3-inch, 3,200 x 1,800 touchscreen into a 1.29kg package that measures just 13.9mm thick. Other notable specs include an S Pen with 1,024 degrees of sensitivity.
Very Nice. Now if they can keep it under $700.00 I might bite.
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try $1500
fredfb said:
try $1500
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Oh probably. But we can dream can't we?
fredfb said:
try $1500
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With an i5 chip let's hope not, an i7 2.0 Ghz Ultrabook runs 1500.
Under 1K or it won't sell. Way under.
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Does anyone know if it is possible to connect the s4 mini to hdtv by mhl→hdmi adapter in the same way that you can on the s4.
I have bought an adapter suitable for the s4 but doesn't seem to work with my hdtv via hdmi.
Someone please help?
Thanks
The MHL protocol isn't supported on the S4 mini
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The MHL protocol isn't supported on the S4 mini
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Is it a hardware limitation, or something we can work around?
No official word on it. The latest kernel updates haven't brought any mhl or otg functionality to the phone.
Perhaps a developer could look into this!
4 months down the line - does anyone know any different to this?
Tried using my MHL to HDMI the other day and didn't work - was hoping there is some kind of work around by now?
Downloaded a few films from the Samsung Hub and was hoping to watch them on something a bit bigger than my phone! Tried the DLNA option but it didn't find my downloaded videos (only videos done with the camera). Guessing this is some kind of DRM restriction?
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4 months down the line - does anyone know any different to this?
Tried using my MHL to HDMI the other day and didn't work - was hoping there is some kind of work around by now?
Downloaded a few films from the Samsung Hub and was hoping to watch them on something a bit bigger than my phone! Tried the DLNA option but it didn't find my downloaded videos (only videos done with the camera). Guessing this is some kind of DRM restriction?
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Actually there is a way but you should by an AllShare Dongle http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-Wi-...id=1386596265&sr=8-2&keywords=AllShare+Note+3
The other way is to have a Samsung tv which support Screen Cast or Screen Share which will work with our phone.
I also prefer the MHL way but until now there is no info if this will ever work.
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Actually there is a way but you should by an AllShare Dongle.
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£55 to watch a movie on my tv that I've already had to pay for...
stevesmiff said:
£55 to watch a movie on my tv that I've already had to pay for...
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If you have a new Samsung TV which support Screen Share you are good to go also other devices which support Miracast should be also compatable you could see more about Miracast here:
http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39...t-everything-to-know-about-mirroring-android/
PS4 and Xperia smartphone interactivity “completely happening” says Sony
Sony has confirmed that there will be increased interactivity between Xperia devices and the PS4 following the PS4 release date later this year.
Complementing the PS4 and PS Vita Remote Play connectivity, Sony has been working to increase the second screen compatibility of Xperia devices as well.
Part of the One Sony philosophy, President of Sony Mobile North West Europe Pierre Perron has confirmed that the PlayStation and Xperia team have been collaborating on the PS4 and Xperia relationship.
“This is absolutely not only in the agenda, but it is completely happening,” said Perron. “Our engineers that are working on the user interface that we put into our phones are also offering their services when it is necessary to ensure that the PlayStation 4 is fully compatible in certain scenarios to be connected [to Xperia devices].”
When the PS4 release date rolls around, those looking to purchase the console and a Sony Xperia device like the newly launched Sony Xperia Z1 or Sony Xperia Tablet Z will be able to enjoy new compatibility between devices.
“We have established a platform that is now compatible with our phone and we are offering as part of this ‘Play’ entertainment experience that we provide. The One Sony experience is happening behind the curtains, it’s not something that is just claimed on the stage by our president [Kazuo Hirai], it’s definitely happening.”
Arriving in the UK on November 29, the PS4 will be priced at £349 and comes complete with the all-new DualShock 4 controller. It will go head-to-head with the Xbox One which will hit the UK one week earlier on November 22.
“You can actually connect your phone to the DualShock controller so you can play games on your phone, using the DualShock controller to talk to your phone,” added Catherine Cherry, Marketing Director of Sony Mobile North West Europe. ”Ideally then you can connect your phone to your TV via the HDMI out port. There’s already things happening.”
With mobile gaming on the rise, Sony is looking to increase gamers’ options for playing different titles.
“PlayStation 4 is about bringing the best gaming experience for the core gamers. This is the future for them, a super powerful device like PS4 that will deliver the best class in every which way.”
Read more at http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/...etely-happening-says-sony#7UFDOyKBUklmL6vb.99
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Can't wait for that to happen because right now USB gamepads and MHL can't work at the same time.
ScuzUK said:
Can't wait for that to happen because right now USB gamepads and MHL can't work at the same time.
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lol it will mean squat, have you tried connection your phone using MHL to a tv?? it's wayy too laggy to play fast games.. i tried Asphalt 8 and it had an anoying delay, and was not too smooth...
on the phone it works perfectly fine even with cpu limit set at 1.2Ghz...
The current dualshock3 will connect without USB (after initial pairing).
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lol it will mean squat, have you tried connection your phone using MHL to a tv?? it's wayy too laggy to play fast games.. i tried Asphalt 8 and it had an anoying delay, and was not too smooth...
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This is a bad news. Are you sure there is no way to do this?
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The current dualshock3 will connect without USB (after initial pairing).
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We know that. Its how it works.
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This is a bad news. Are you sure there is no way to do this?
We know that. Its how it works.
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no idea...
thats just my experience... mybe it's a fault, but i did some googeling and all xperia devices report this behavior...
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no idea...
thats just my experience... mybe it's a fault, but i did some googeling and all xperia devices report this behavior...
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We should do a test. I think if you connect the phone via MHL to HDMI it's too much for him to processing the image because of high resolution. Maybe if we connect it via MHL cable to TV or any Screen via VGA connection will not have this behavior because VGA entrance do not request to much.
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We should do a test. I think if you connect the phone via MHL to HDMI it's too much for him to processing the image because of high resolution. Maybe if we connect it via MHL cable to TV or any Screen via VGA connection will not have this behavior because VGA entrance do not request to much.
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my old nokia N8 with a single 600 MHz cpu could deliver 720p on hdmi flawless.... including playing games, there is no hardware reason why Z1 beast should struggle... only bad software, hell, theres a good chance this phone has better cpu than my laptop!
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my old nokia N8 with a single 600 MHz cpu could deliver 720p on hdmi flawless.... including playing games, there is no hardware reason why Z1 beast should struggle... only bad software, hell, theres a good chance this phone has better cpu than my laptop!
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Actually you are right, so I hope it's a bad software.
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Actually you are right, so I hope it's a bad software.
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my old nokia N8 with a single 600 MHz cpu could deliver 720p on hdmi flawless.... including playing games, there is no hardware reason why Z1 beast should struggle... only bad software, hell, theres a good chance this phone has better cpu than my laptop!
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We should do a test. I think if you connect the phone via MHL to HDMI it's too much for him to processing the image because of high resolution. Maybe if we connect it via MHL cable to TV or any Screen via VGA connection will not have this behavior because VGA entrance do not request to much.
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no idea...
thats just my experience... mybe it's a fault, but i did some googeling and all xperia devices report this behavior...
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This is a bad news. Are you sure there is no way to do this?
We know that. Its how it works.
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lol it will mean squat, have you tried connection your phone using MHL to a tv?? it's wayy too laggy to play fast games.. i tried Asphalt 8 and it had an anoying delay, and was not too smooth...
on the phone it works perfectly fine even with cpu limit set at 1.2Ghz...
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And the answer is.... It's cable's fault it's not the software that limits it, it's not a resolution as our screen already is full HD just as TV, the size of pixel doesnt matter, and hardware of our phone is capable of 1080p screen mirroring just like lots of less powerfull processors. And I'm 100% sure about it, as I had some chinesse mhl cable that was lagging a lot, I googled it and found lots of people saying that it's because of ****te mhl cable so I bought a better one and... I finished asphalt 8, NFS Most wanted, modern warfare 3,4 and played other games on my tv without any lag. Just pay a bit more and get getter mhl cable, that will solve the problem
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Huge post my man, you will can avoid all the spaces, btw, thanks for the info, good to know.
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And the answer is.... It's cable's fault it's not the software that limits it, it's not a resolution as our screen already is full HD just as TV, the size of pixel doesnt matter, and hardware of our phone is capable of 1080p screen mirroring just like lots of less powerfull processors. And I'm 100% sure about it, as I had some chinesse mhl cable that was lagging a lot, I googled it and found lots of people saying that it's because of ****te mhl cable so I bought a better one and... I finished asphalt 8, NFS Most wanted, modern warfare 3,4 and played other games on my tv without any lag. Just pay a bit more and get getter mhl cable, that will solve the problem
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so which one did you but that works well?
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so which one did you but that works well?
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00CI42C4S/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1391783472&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX110_SY165
A bit expensive but does the job much better thab chinesse cheap cables
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