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Loving mine but few app issues.

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Fahrenheit85

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I'm not really complaining just checking to see if other people are having the same issues as me. First for the most part everything is running great and smooth. My issue comes in on a few apps. GTA3 is unstable and crashes a lot, could just be the app needs updating. Also the UI on the netflicks app is super laggy and unresponsive. Anyone else having this issue?

Also I using chrome but it seems like HTML5 stuff is not working. When I surf to anything using blip TV I get a missing plug in icon. I know blip has HTML5, whats up with that?

Edit : might have been to hasty on gta3, just played it again without issue. Netflicks is still laggy.
 
I can vouch for your Netflix lagginess. It's unusable for me, too. The Netflix web interface isn't too bad.

I've noticed some stuttering other places, too, like Google Play. Maybe when we get that Jellybean update things will get better. It still rocks, though.
 
Yup, I see the same things on mine. GTAIII crashes about half the time and missing plugins on Chrome. Also Draw Something won't open at all, the developers are working on it apparently. There are issues to be ironed out.
 
trharris78 said:
I can vouch for your Netflix lagginess. It's unusable for me, too. The Netflix web interface isn't too bad.

I've noticed some stuttering other places, too, like Google Play. Maybe when we get that Jellybean update things will get better. It still rocks, though.
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Yeah it will, have you seen the video comparing Netflix on ICS and JB? Huge improvement. Google Play still lags a bit on my Nexus, but that's just because it loads the stuff on demand (as you swipe through the pages) instead of always having the next page loaded. Different engineering philosophies.
 
The popular belief is that the high resolution display is messing with apps that are not designed to handle it, yet. So it looks like we will have some growing pains with being early adopters.
 
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