Sony Tablet S gets Android update, Wi-Fi fixes, PS3 controller support
Sony has released the Android 3.2. release 2 update to the Sony Tablet S tablet fixing Wi-Fi issues and adding PS3 controller support. Sony Software Engineer Peter Tat confirmed these improvements:
New Features
Adds support for the Wireless Controller for PlayStation® 3
Requires SGPUC1 USB Adapter Cable (sold separately)
Not available in all countries and regions
For Sony Tablet S only
Adds the option to set “Nothing” as the default action when docking the Tablet S in the SGPDS1 cradle.
Adds “Cradle Setting” as an item on the “Applications” menu in “Settings”.
Adds the Party Streaming™ function using DLNA.
Party Streaming compatible devices are not available in all countries and regions
Enhanced Performance
Improves GPS performance
Resolves an issue where the Mail application may display columns incorrectly
Resolves an issue where it may not be possible to use the Mail application to set up a mail account
Improves wireless performance to reduce disconnections
Improves the user interface for update notifications
Improves the Android™ Market user interface
Regards,
Peter Tat
Sony Software Engineer
Source: xdadevelopers
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after updating i cant use my wifi and i got i it a week ago
I bought it in Germany in October. Soon after got notice to upgrade to 3.2 and did it fine. Market interface is better and rotatable… BUT:
WIFI connection is still far weaker than on any other device I have and drops every now and then! Just unbearably annoying!
I did not get the notification for Android 3.2. release 2 update (was it supposed to be a second upgrade?)
Other major issue: External SD card not supported by Sony applications (except “file transfer”), while it is supported by most 3rd party applications (but then you loose DLNA)…
Please help!!!