[robsteve]

I just downloaded the Smart Office Lite app from AppWorld and I am wondering if it is just an Android app. Is there a way to tell if an app is running in the Android player? AppWorld doesn't seem to differentiate between native PlayBook apps and converted Android apps that run in an emulator.

[f1mx]

in app world, the screen capture should show the android OS icons either in the upper or lower parts.
In the app per se, just do a bottom bezel swipe and check if the application window is named android player

[Princepia]

You look at screenshots and watch out for a phone looking indicator...or download it, open it up. Thats it

[robsteve]

Thanks

It seems the Smart Office is a native app, just not written to the PlayBook ui standards.

[Yoox_II]

Also, I found over 30 sound files in my file browser under music. They are all just a couple seconds long, from a music creation app. They are all instrument sounds...like snares, synthetic, hits etc. Shouldn't they have been deleted when I deleted the app that they came with? I think it was an android app.

[Yoox_II]

Also, I found over 30 sound files in my file browser under music. They are all just a couple seconds long, from a music creation app. They are all instrument sounds...like snares, synthetic, hits etc. Shouldn't they have been deleted when I deleted the app that they came with? I think it was an android app.

Wrong thread, sorry!!!

[BB.David]

When you open the app and says "Initializing... please wait" - it's a Android app. Sometimes it's slow to load, and sometimes it quick and snappy.

Also try running 2 Android at once, and it will open in the same app window.

2.1 is suppose to allow multiple windows for Android apps.