HP joins the tablet-manufacturing bandwagon and another Android tablet will hit the market under the name of Slate 7. It will run on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, instead of the webOS, which just goes to show how Android has totally killed smaller operating systems and has left a lot of companies with no choice but to switch to their platform.

The Slate 7 (for 7 inches), priced at $169 is a lot more affordable than its closest competitor the Asus Nexus 7 and it features a dual core ARM Cortex A9 processor that clocks in at 1.6 GHz with 1 GB memory. It has 8GB internal and an expandable storage using a microSD card. It has front and rear cameras and its audio is powered by Beats.

Although it has a lower resolution display as compared to the Asus tablet and it is a good entry-level tablet for those who don't care to update their operating systems each time. It also comes with an HP application that allows you to print-an excellent value for the price.

Rooted users can now enjoy the system admin application by Koushik Dutta (clockworkMod) the Superuser . This is a very useful application for rooted and for rooting the devices of those who want to manage their system security, UI, improve device performance, etc. It is free and open-sourced. Last week, it was introduced in beta stage and was quite impressive. You can now download it from Google Play Store to install.

Furthermore, spelling bugs were already fixed in the post-beta version. There are plenty of reasons why many would want to root their phones. So if you want to use your own device without any limitations and install super powerful applications that are compatible with it such as those that deter thieves, block ads and others, improve battery life, manage custom ROMs, basically do anything you like with your phone and set it above the rest; download the new su and root.  

Features

• * Multiuser support
• * OPEN SOURCE (https://github.com/koush/Superuser)
• * Pin protection
• * Manifest permission support
• * Per app configuration
• * FREE
• * Request timeout
• * Logging
• * Notifications
• * Proper Tablet UX

See video below

Link: Google Play Store 

Source: androidcentral