You can find these apps using the file manager. The hacker wanted to give you an option, I guess. That’s weird, I know, but just go with it.īTW, this tablet also comes with a number of apps that are included but not installed. I’m having you copy the file twice because some Novels will want one name and some will want the other. Start the update cycle by pressing the up volume button and the power button at the same time.Copy it over to your Novel a second time and rename it to S64N_SLST_KOBO_PD_20110602.dat.Copy it over to the SD card in your Novel, and rename it to polaris_update.dat.You’ll need a charged tablet and an SD card. I picked one which looked to be recently updated and installed it on my tablet. I went looking over at SlateDroid and found a bunch of firmwares for this tablet. It’s just that there aren’t very many apps that you can install, so I don’t think it’s a very good tablet.īut if you already have this tablet then by all means install this update. It does read Epub and you can buy ebooks. I really don’t think this tablet is worth buying there isn’t much you can do with it due to the outdated version of Android.īut lots of people keep buying it so I figure that I might as well point you in the right direction.īefore I continue, let me add that I still see some value in this model as an ebook reader.
This is the cheaper, junky, 7″ tablet that is running Android v1.5. A couple hours ago I posted about a new firmware for the 9″ Novel, and after I posted that article I was inspired to go find an update for my other Pandigital Novel.
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