On my Nexus I sync my email from Comcast.  I notice that when email is then downloaded to MS Ourlook on my computer messages are removed from the inbox on the Nexus (which makes sense because the message is transferred to MS Outlook and removed from the Comcast server).
 
There are some messages that I would like to move to a “Save” folder on the Nexus.  My question is how do I create a folder in the Nexus email app?


Thanks,

Jack

The user guide on the Asus website looks like it's the Google doc (same book, different download location).

Yes, that did it. Thanks.

Do you have a recommendation for a good book that explains the Nexus 7 in some depth?

Thanks again.

I’ve a question about GPS and the Navigation and Google Earth apps. 

I open Navigation or Google Earth, and it tells me that I must the enable location.  I click on Ok, and it opens the “Google apps location settings” screen.  It is “Off” and the switch is disabled (grayed out).

I click on the “Location access” button, and the “Location access” screen opens.  On that screen, “Access to my location” is “On”, and both “GPS satellites” and “Wi-Fi & mobile networks location” are checked.

The Android version is 4.2.

What am I doing wrong?


Thanks,

Jack

Hi,

I’m considering buying a Nexus 7, and posted a few general questions in the General Discussion forum.  I’m a retired software engineer and now I’m thinking that it might be fun to make a couple of apps for the Nexus.  Some questions first:

1)   I see that there is a SDK available.  Is it free?

2)   What language are Android apps written in?

3)   Do I need to root my Nexus in order to download/run my custom app?

4)   Does the SDK have a built in development environment (editor, compiler/linker, debugger, etc.)?

5)   Is debugging done before downloading using a simulator or on the device itself?

Thanks,

Jack

Hi,

I’m considering buying a Nexus 7, but have a few questions first.  I’ve been looking through this forum, and these are the few questions that I could not find an answer for.

1)Can books be saved in folders (book shelves maybe)?  In other words, technical books in one, novels in another, nonfiction in a third, and so on.  If so, can these folders be nested (i.e., have sub folders)?  Would that be a function of the nexus or the book reader?

2)How much memory does a typical book require (downloaded do that I can read without Wi-Fi access)?  I’m wondering if I should buy the 16 or 32 GB version.

3)Can installed apps be easily deleted?  I.e., is it as simple as deleting the app, or is there cleanup required (equivalent of deleting dll’s, cleaning up registry entries, etc. on Windows).  How about an app has been backed up to the “cloud”?  I assume I have to delete it there also – correct?

4)Is the cable a standard USB cable?  Can I use the same cable for connecting the device to the charger as to the computer?  And can I use a standard USB car charger or do I need a special one?  Will the device charge while connected to a computer?

Thanks,

Jack