Gentouch "E" inside of arrow box stamped on the screen
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Download SlideMe app stored applications and install it...download any application loader from SlideMe , then look for
adb push slideme.apk ( I think that's what it's called ) /sdcard
then go to EsFileExplorer, and install it by double-tapping the apk. Then sign on to SlideMe through the app once it's installed and search for "Quick Settings".
Download and install that app from SlideMe, and once you run it, look for "Airplane Mode". Press that button, and that's it.
From that point thereafter, the wireless GSM radio emulator will be disabled, and should stop seeking signal it'll never find. This increases battery life, as well as give a slight performance boost because you've got one less app that's actively performing a task in the background.
Enjoy.
adb push slideme.apk ( I think that's what it's called ) /sdcard
then go to EsFileExplorer, and install it by double-tapping the apk. Then sign on to SlideMe through the app once it's installed and search for "Quick Settings".
Download and install that app from SlideMe, and once you run it, look for "Airplane Mode". Press that button, and that's it.
From that point thereafter, the wireless GSM radio emulator will be disabled, and should stop seeking signal it'll never find. This increases battery life, as well as give a slight performance boost because you've got one less app that's actively performing a task in the background.
Enjoy.
Does "Airplane Mode" will also disable WiFi as well ??
QuickSettings has a BUNCH of settings that it can control. One of them is WiFi. I suggest you take out the Stylus, and scroll down until you see WiFi.
If it's not in the "upper" list ( i.e. the list of settings it will always show ), then click what looks like three horizontal bars on the right side of the WiFi Setting, and drag it ( while holding the stylus to the display ) up until it is within the list that's always shown, and then let go of the stylus.
Now, whenever you bring up QuickSettings, you can use it to toggle WiFi from there. If you LONG press the WiFi, I think it will throw you over to Settings itself, to let you manipulate your WiFi access points, etc. directly. But by a simple press, it's easy to toggle your WiFi.
If it's not in the "upper" list ( i.e. the list of settings it will always show ), then click what looks like three horizontal bars on the right side of the WiFi Setting, and drag it ( while holding the stylus to the display ) up until it is within the list that's always shown, and then let go of the stylus.
Now, whenever you bring up QuickSettings, you can use it to toggle WiFi from there. If you LONG press the WiFi, I think it will throw you over to Settings itself, to let you manipulate your WiFi access points, etc. directly. But by a simple press, it's easy to toggle your WiFi.
is it an app shortcut?... Can you move it?..
If not i'd say it's probably a piece of tape or something similar on the lcd that was missed during assembly... Does your k-mart have any more in stock?... I believe i'd exchange it.. If not and you feel froggy there's already a vid on youtube on the dismantle/breakdown of this tablet...it'd be just a matter of peeling it off the lcd.. You can clean all the fingerprints from handling with a cotton ball and a light dap of rubbuing alcohol.. If of course it is a piece of tape..
I agree with Swould333. If dropcap2 didn't capture it and it looks like a silkscreen it could be a piece of tap used to protect the lcd before assembly. Some much for QC. I have had to replace may iPhone screens and the touch screen usually arrives with a protective sheet on both sides. Some of them actually come with two sheets on the inside, one slightly larger than the other. Sometimes they are so well placed that you can't tell they are supose to be removed before you install them.
