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1. If you disable auto network sync, you should be able to change it. Also, disregard the dark text color, I don't know why it's like that but it's definitely not grayed out.dgwillia said:Well, just got home with my Xperia. Few quick questions
1. Is there a way to manually change the time? For some reason it has AM instead of PM, and it wont let me manually change it (The option is greyed out)
2. Where exactly do you purchase the PS1 games? (If they are even out, i checked VCast and didnt see anything), just curious of what the selection is
3. Also, why is so much of the SD Card taken already O_O. My Droid Eris barely used a Gig of an 8 gig card when i got it, this thing was down to 5.6 something when i had just opened it.
Try dBPowerAmp and it's batch conversion feature?dgwillia said:Kind of mad some of my old music formats didnt work though =/, time for some music searching
YayMii said:Try dBPowerAmp and it's batch conversion feature?dgwillia said:Kind of mad some of my old music formats didnt work though =/, time for some music searching
no, and why would u want to anyway?YayMii said:On a side note, is there anyway to use the D-Pad/Buttons to control the Keyboard?dgwillia said:Well, just got home with my Xperia. Few quick questions
1. Is there a way to manually change the time? For some reason it has AM instead of PM, and it wont let me manually change it (The option is greyed out)
2. Where exactly do you purchase the PS1 games? (If they are even out, i checked VCast and didnt see anything), just curious of what the selection is
3. Also, why is so much of the SD Card taken already O_O. My Droid Eris barely used a Gig of an 8 gig card when i got it, this thing was down to 5.6 something when i had just opened it.1. If you disable auto network sync, you should be able to change it. Also, disregard the dark text color, I don't know why it's like that but it's definitely not grayed out.
2. In North America, there are none yet. In Europe, they were released in April. If you Google the Playstation Suite, you should be able to find a list of games available there. But once the games are released here, you'll be able to find them on the PlayStation Pocket app included on the phone.
3. I got my Xperia Play like that too. I'm not sure why it's so much, but I know that at least some of that is filled by the preloaded games.
i just checked on my verizon xperia play, the date & time settings are all definitely greyed out (except time format & date format), couldn't tell u why
oh, i swapped mine out with a 16gb and i had to download all the games later, i know that asphalt 6 is about 1 GB, and most of the other preloaded games are around 300MB
QUOTE(dgwillia @ Jun 16 2011, 11:40 PM)
No I don't, since I have alternative channels of distribution other than the Android Market and doing that would break them.ThePowerOutage said:I'm guessing you don't implement this?coolbho3000 said:There's a very easy and non-intrusive DRM that us developers can choose to implement in 5 minutes. Stops all piracy until someone goes and disassembles and cracks your app which doesn't happen often and is really hard to do if you obfuscate well.Wabsta said:Nope.SpaceJump said:But aren't the apps signed to run only on the device you downloaded them to?Wabsta said:- You don't have to, you can just install illegaly downloaded apps.SpaceJump said:I'm considering getting an Xperia Play. I currently have a jailbreaked iPhone 4 and have some questions how these two compare:
- First of all the Xperia Play runs Android, so is there some sort of "Jailbreak" for it available similar to the iPhone's?
- I know of emulators for Android phones. Are these free? Do they use the Xperia Play's "controller"?
- How good are the Android phones user interfaces compared to iPhone's? Are there free apps for e.g. ebay like iPhone apps?
- They are not free, and the latest android has some awesome hardware button mapping, that can be used in emulators.
- The interface is better, and fully customizable with the right apps (make it look like wp7, like iphone, or even a really custom design).
- Yes, most apps like, the ebay app, and stuff, are free.
The Xperia Play is OEM unlockable out of the box. They basically have a way for you to root/"jailbreak" it officially. They're the company outside of Google to do this. Sony Ericsson is being so different from Sony Computer Entertainment in the homebrew/hacking/etc. regard.
Sorry man, i was broke
^hasn't used an Xperia Play beforeBortzANATOR said:Crampy button placement. That is all.
Either that, or he's got a mammoth set of hands.YayMii said:^hasn't used an Xperia Play beforeBortzANATOR said:Crampy button placement. That is all.
I said the same thing. Loophole: It's Sony Ericson. Not Sony.jalaneme said:i would buy a xperia play but i have promised never to touch a sony product again, plus there was something else but i forgot lol
dgwillia said:Ah, because im so used to typing on my PS3/PSP with my D-Pad/Buttons. Just wondering if it was possible XD.
Either way, guess im gonna have to swing by the Verizon store to see what the heck is up with the Date/Time thing.
I've heard the screen isn't very bright and is near impossible to see in sunlight. That's a huge flaw IMO.Terminator02 said:4 inches isn't big enough for you? and the hardware is fine what are you talking about