BBM Desktop Beta – web.bbmessaging.com available for ALL users now – Android only
It is so good that we able to use BBM on computer now.
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Use a Onda V80 (Android 7.0) to build a kid Android Tablet
The high level steps at the following:
1. Create a new Google account for this tablet
2. Remove or disable not in use apps
3. Setup Parental Controls on Google Play (https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/1075738?hl=en)
4. Creating and Using Restricted Profiles to control which apps able to run under the kids account (https://www.wikihow.tech/Set-Up-Parental-Controls-in-Android)
5. Enable Restricted Mode on YouTube Apps (https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/174084?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en)
(I didn't sign-in google account, it also able to enable restricted mode on the apps)
Reference:
https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/how-to/google-android/how-use-android-parental-controls-3461359/
http://tabletmonkeys.com/onda-v80-8-inch-android-7-0-tablet-for-73-launch-january-7/
Kaiwo MS-03 - Miracast (Enable it by click the "WPA" button)
By default it will running to provide DLNA and AIRPLAY
Click the "WPA" button, it will switch to Miracast
The Miracast work well on my Samsung Notes 2 (Android 4.4.2) and Microsoft Lumia 640 (Windows 10 Mobile 1703)
But not work on my Samsung Note 4 (Android 6), it seems that due to Google drop Android support Miracast since Android 6
I already try three laptop running on Windows 10 (1607) and (1709) but failed to use Miracast.... And also, my iPad running on iOS 10.3.3, the AirPlay should work with this device, but it still failed ......
I try to search any firmware upgrade of this device but no luck. My device is running on firmware 1.1.9
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