So far not too impressed. Navigation is not near as easy as my Thunderbolt. Unable to download some of my favorite Apps from the Market, in fact I can't find them on the Market with the tablet but my Tbolt finds them.
This is because with Google approved products Google knows what apps work on the hardware and what doesn't. When you log in to the Market on your product the market knows what you are on and only displays apps that Google deems compatible with it.
This is true for all phones, Tables or other Android products.
Log in to your Android Market acct and look on the left side of the screen near the top, you will see the name and icon of the app you are trying to install and a blue box that says installed, install or buy.
Below that you will see another box, if you have more than one device on your GMail acct/Android Market Acct the box will say something different, but. If you only have one device on your acct, and Google says the app will not work on your device that box will say "this app is not compatible with your device", if you have more than one device it will say "This app is compatible with some of your devices". To the right of the words you will see a plus sign. Click that and it will open a menu that shows which devices are or are not compatible with the app.
Struggling to learn to use the Media Controls (set up my Vizio TV, Audio Receiver and Blue Ray Player), not near as effective as my Logitec Harmony. Had hopes it would be similar..Not!
I need to spend more time learning menus and drop downs before I get too upset.
One thing you can do with this is get the VLT.Launcher from the Android Market. It cost 3.00. It works like a champ on mine and once installed your Vizio will look and (menu wise) work like any other tablet. Vizio would have been wist to partner with the people at VTL to use this app on their Tablet since it works perfectly, here is the link to it in the market
https://market.android.com/details?...=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS52dGxhYi5sYXVuY2hlciJd
give it a try, you will love your tablet with it installed.
Lots of bloat ware, need to see if I can hide some of it because I don't think you can get rid of it.
True but what tablet or phone doesn't come with lots of it.
I wish I knew how to do video reviews on these things, I'd set up a video of my Vizio with the VTL Launcher on it. You would jump on the app fast. I also added the Sense clock app from the market and it gives the tablet a better look.
VTL gives the tablet five home screens, a app bar at the bottom and 3 menu icons, one bottom center and one side center left and right so you can open the menu easily with your left or right thumb.
Here is a video on it, this is not me but it shows the Launcher.
VTL Launcher for Android - Video Review - YouTube
Just do a youtube search on "VTL launchers for android tablets" and you should see some videos.
Again the VTL Launcher works flawlessly on my Vizio tablet, give it a try.