We are webOS Nation, after all. Now you will need to package this app into an IPK in order to install it on your TouchPad. The IPK is the file format for webOS apps, and wraps together all of the files needed to make an app an app. Canada Contacts contest developers development email enyo facebook From The Forums games Google gsm.

Like many other people I was fortunate enough to score a $99 HP TouchPad and while it is no iPad 2, it certainly worth the investment. I got to play with it for about a week, tweaked it to my needs and the experience accumulated is described in this comprehensive guide that will enable everybody to get the most out of this toy, at least until a stable Android port is available. Before proceeding with the following steps, do not forget to update the TouchPad OS to its latest version, currently 3.0.2.

It will bring a large number of improvements including a much more responsive app store. Step 1: Root / enable developer mode on HP TouchPad While actually rooting the device is not the same as enabling side loading apps, the latter is what most users really want. To enable developer mode, navigate to the Home / Just type box and input webos20090606 or upupdowndownleftrightleftrightbastart. A windows will pop-up where you can turn the developer mode to On.

The default password for developer mode is empty but you can set a new one if you want to limit access to the developer mode. Once the developer mode is enabled, you can side load apps using Preware, webOSQuickInstall or InternalzPro. Step 2: Installing Preware Beside the official HP apps you can find in their official store, there is a large number of application and tools written for webOS by independent developers, some optimized for Touchpad, some not. Most of them are free and among them various overcloked kernels if you feel adventurous. Anyway, installing Preware is the first step you need to take after you enabled side loading / developer mode on your Touchpad. Besides giving access to homebrew, Preware can also help you install IPK files (the standard HP TouchPad app files).

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Here is how to do it: a. Download and start b.

Put your TouchPad in Developer Mode c. Connect your TouchPad to your PC via USB. Do NOT select USB drive mode. Select Feeds (see picture). After the initial download of various feeds, search for “Preware”. Once you find it, click Install, then restart the TouchPad. Step 3: HP TouchPad Performance Optimization Due to some weird decisions by HP Engineers, HP TouchPad comes with system wide logging enabled.

While as a developer I certainly feel the need to log various system errors, having it enabled by default across all categories severely impacts the overall performance. Fortunately we can turn all the logs off in several simple steps: a. Navigate to Launcher->Apps Tab and select Phone and Video Calls b.

Go to the DialPad and type ##5647″ c. A new windows will open containing the Log screen d. Navigate to Change Logging Levels and set it to minimal in the subsequent screen The first four steps will set the Log level to minimal. However, we can turn them off completely with two additional patches that you can find in Preware. Open Preware and install these two patches: • Muffle System Logging • Remove Dropped Packet Logging At this point your HP TouchPad should be significantly more responsive than before. If you want to increase the performance even more, read the next step about how to overclock it. Step 4: HP TouchPad Overclock Warning: Playing with kernels and overclocking your TouchPad might result in bricking your system or stability issues.

Perform this step only if you are aware of the risks. To maximize the battery life HP engineers under-clocked the CPU from its native 1.5GHz to 1.2 GHz. However, I am fairly sure that everybody wants to squeeze the last ounce of performance from their new toy and fortunately there are several options available from very safe to adventurous. I will detail all of them below: 1.

Overclock to 1.5Ghz using UberKernel – Currently the safest method of overclocking since the TouchPad CPU Look for Uberkernel in Preware, install it and restart the tablet (Luna restart is not enough, you’ll need a hardware restart – Hold home and Power buttons pressed together for a while) 2. Overclock to 1.7Ghz – 1.9Ghz In order to perform further overclocking, new test kernels must be added. To access the latest builds of these kernels, you need to add new feeds into Preware app. To install new feeds, open Preware and click the top left Preware button. Select Manage Feeds from the menu. Scroll all the way down and you will see the Add Feed button.

There are three new feeds that need to be added. You will have to fill the name and the feed URL exactly as described, then click Add Feed. Add feed webos-testing-all Name: webos-testing-all URL: 2. Add feed webos-testing-armv7 Name: webos-testing-armv7 URL: This feed will give you access to Govnah, an app that will allow you to change kernel governor settings on-the-fly.