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[Deleted User]

I don't know much about your specific tablet, but I'll ask this anyway: have you bothered to toggle the option to allow apps from unknown sources? Also, what ROM are you running on your tablet? That could also play into it, as I've used custom ROMs in the past that specifically wouldn't run that app.

 

[greenluigi1]

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[greenluigi1]

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[greenluigi1]

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[Deleted User]

What's a showing the black screen, Code scanner or Google Goggles?

Also, did you check the box for unknown sources?

 

[greenluigi1]

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[Deleted User]

Hold on now, correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't this both apps (the code scanner and Goggles)?

 

[Deleted User]

And where do you normally install your apps from? Is Google Play on your device, or something else like Amazon or Getjar?

 

[Deleted User]

Oh, is the camera on it that you're trying to use on the back or the front?

 

[greenluigi1]

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[Deleted User]

The camera is a front camera

Bingo! They're only designed to work with a REAR facing camera

 

[greenluigi1]

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[Deleted User]

Doesn't matter. Just because you managed to load it is no guarantee that it'll run. Second, you'd have to "hack" the app, or run custom firmware for it to work with a front-facing camara. It's your time and effort to expand, bit for me it wouldn't be worth it.

 

[greenluigi1]

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[Deleted User]

Then I tip my hat to you for finding a way. That being said, both my experience with a tablet that lacks a rear facing camera, plus things I've read about it (see the review of the N7 by the Verge to see how they also couldn't find most camera apps to work with it either) lead me to conclude what I did. And I still see no reason to believe that the apps in question *aren't * looking for a rear camera. If they weren't, you would have had an easier time loading and running it.

 

[greenluigi1]

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[greenluigi1]

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