[apadkerry]

Hello Allcame across a very fast browser which works well with the zenithink, seems very little mention of herelookup on google the "xscope browser apk" give it a try, very fast makes the whole experience a log better!!!!PS don't download the xscope lite browser, its still faster than stock browser but not as fast!!!EnjoyKerry

 

[just55]

where did you find. i've looked everywhere. I need the apk file

 

[jackhill]

Found it in 2 seconds using googleLocated here http://www.getandroidstuff.com/2010/06/xscope-browser-web-file-task-v-517.html

 

[The Omen]

Yeah, that's useful, except the newest version is 6.0

 

[The Omen]

And you can upgrade version 5.17 to the newest version which is 6.0?

 

[The Omen]

And you can upgrade version 5.17 to the newest version which is 6.0?

 

[jtbnet]

I'm running 5.36 which is latest on Market (out yesterday)... I believe 6 is still in development as comment in 5.36 on 9/7 says 'Stabilizing xScope 6! THANK you for your patience.'

 

[just55]

it says it only works on android 1.6 is that right i have zt-180 with android 2.1 will the newer one work with 2.1

 

[jtbnet]

I believe the min. version is 1.6 but I've been running xscope on 2.x for a year between my Moto Droids and my ZT-180 tablets... in fact it ws the only browser that actually worked on Hulu with flash for a couple of days before they shutdown the loophole...

 

[apadkerry]

Forgot to mention in original post, its best to used taskiller to kill all other programs running before using it!

 

[cancelx]

people still recommend task killer? i thought the "word on the street" was to not use?

 

[just55]

where did you find 5.36

 

[The Omen]

where did you find 5.36

It's available on Market

 

[jtbnet]

On a well tuned mature andoid version you shouldn't need one... the current builds by Zenithink don't meet that criteria

really the biggest benefit I see from running 'autokiller' is it's preset auto tuning of the internal android mem. mgmt. settings... running using 'Strict' as the selected preset I do usually maintain ~60+MB avilable which seems to be good for ensuring there is enough mem available for MOST applications you run on Android...