1) The fact that Archos has advertised this device to be able to view TV or Video Online as one of it's major ability's and then not stay current with Flash Player so that most of the places on the internet such as Hulu Etc... are not within the players grasp.
2) To impose such a Small Limit to the system space available to Application storage - considering the massive amount of hard drive room on the unit - As more and more Applications are developed for Android the code used has begun to expand exponentially program's are growing in size and complexity and the experience level of the programmer is questionable with so many giving it a try these days - Let's step back to the early 80's when a program ran fast and strong on a 64K & floppy disk - compared to now when you have to have massive amounts of hard drive room and memory - History repeats with Android - "Go Figure"
I believe this makes for a bad Business Model for Archos or Android Operating system - Since the Small Application storage space is limiting the amount of programs a unit can hold thus limiting the amount of $$ consumers can spend in a app store ---- Small App Storage = Small Money Spent.
From what I have experienced the Hardware, Rom, Ram, CPU, is able to run most applications without problem - however the small amount of room for storage on the system partition is limiting the device - If this where a Windows PC one would simply re-size the partition - Why can't a Fix be generated to apply to this device
Can someone please explain what the hardware limitations are that is limiting a fix from being developed
I have tried to search and educate myself on the topic of - "LOW ON SYSTEM SPACE" - However have not found a usable solution - Are there any new developments or fixes available that don't run the chance of turning my IT5 into a Brick.
