Insignia Flex Elite 7.85: App Compatibility Problem

DJI forum: Which Tablet to use?

Question:

Looking for opinions on which tablet is best for the DJI Inspire?

In reply #11:

Insignia Flex Elite 7.85″:
I had a really good feeling about this tablet. A Best Buy Specialty brand for $150 with a 1.8GHz quad core processor and 2G RAM. It is also relatively new I think and sports a nice display and H265 4k playback potential. Tablet seemed like it would work really well considering the “nextbook” experience and this had higher stats. But it didn’t want to play nice with the DJI app and I was never able to get it to connect to the inspire. The app would open but the darn thing would just never ask for permissions to allow the controller to be connected. All debug settings were set up proper and I even took it to Geek Squad with my inspire to have them trouble shoot. Unknown why it wouldn’t connect. Its a shame. I would have loved to see the results as this looked like a solid tablet for the price.

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Previously here:

Insignia Flex Elite: New Owner Comments
OMA: The Only And Best Hope For The Insignia Flex Elite?
Insignia Flex Elite: PubMed Test
Google Books PDF Test: Insignia Flex Elite
Best Buy’s Insignia Flex Elite iPad Mini Clone Is Almost The iFive Mini 4
Best Buy Insignia Flex Elite iPad Mini Clone: AnTuTu
Best Buy’s Secret RK3288 iPad Mini Clone: Part Three
Best Buy’s Secret RK3288 iPad Mini Clone: Part Two
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Critical Android Security Flaw

Bad News: Security Hole Can Let An Attacker Take Over Your Android Phone With A Single Text

The level of access attackers would gain would allow access to files stored on SD cards as well as on the phone memory. Attackers could also turn your phone into a bug, remotely recording audio and video without your knowledge. Bluetooth access is also hackable via Stagefright. All versions of Android from 2.2 and up are considered vulnerable.

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And I was wondering about this earlier …

Xperia C5 Ultra confirmed as snippets of user guide unveiled

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Huh.

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Weibo:

But it doesn’t appear on the Leaksfly Twitter account, so is it real?

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Weibo:

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Weibo:

Five Technology had been off Weibo for nearly a month. I wondered if the company died.

Now this. The web page — a locked forum post — is here [Google Translate].