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I agree, most users don't use any WiFi on their Caanoo, so it would be: Step 1 copying the package to the SD card Step 2 booting the Caanoo Step 3 Installing the Package These are 3 Steps instead of 1, doesn't make sense to me.

No, it's an open handheld, if you don't see the difference, then you should better stick with a DS, PSP or iDevice, all fine devices, but none of them is an open handheld and none of them can suits the needs of an open handheld.

You are completely overestimating the number of people, that use the (not build in) WLan capbilities of the Caanoo. To live in the 21st Century means to understand the real demand people have for certain for things, devs usually aren't interested in developing for on 5% of the people, that own a...

Don't have a clue, I use 1.0.6 myself and it works fine, but as some people have problems with DrPocketSNES as well, some Caanoos seem to be different in some regard. I wonder, if the firmware updates really update everything on the system, or if they leave "old" firmware software on the Caanoo...

@Yoshi Dragon and Gab 1975 I am completely out of ideas, my Caanoo is from the first shipment and runs PocketSNES on FW 1.0.6 and 1.6.0, the other I don't have tried. It doesn't sound like an hardware fault, and this seems unlikely, but I don't have any ideas. Did you tried to restore the...

We can definitely say for sure, that it's not your installation, it runs fine on my Caanoo, to rule out if it's something with your card, you can try to run it from an USB stick or USB hard disk.

Can you upload the game folder along with the pocketsnes folder (except any roms of course) to a filehoster, I would like to see, if this specific installation makes problems on my Caanoo.

Which emulators did you tried? Not everything runs fine, try UAE4All (Wiz or GP2x), PocketSNES Wiz, Temper Wiz, Outcast GP2x (not Wiz), they all run for sure.

Can't understand the criticism here, the covers are one of the best ideas of the whole console, but honestly, if you don't like them, just cut them off, the result will be a console with all ports open to dust, like all the other handhelds on the market.

It's in the readme of the emulator Besides, there is an "I need help section" in the forums, where this questions would much better be placed.

iOS and Android devices are smartphones, they are always connected to the internet, here it makes sense to use an internetbased installer, but a Caanoo isn't a smartphone. On topic, the Caanoo already has a good library of emulators, here are only some gaps, that had to be filled (mainly...

I am fully aware of that, what I meant was, that only with a menu software like dmenu, an installer would make sense. @FreddyBoubil I am not really sure, what you mean, if you use emulators, you have to transfer files to your handheld anyway, mostly roms, how do you do that, when you don't...

I am fully aware of that, what I meant was, that only with a menu software like dmenu, an installer would make sense.

Sounds useless to me, unless you have an App Store, to which you connect via Internet and download the apps from there, you would still need to copy the install files to your Caanoo in one way or the other, and this would be the same effort, as copying the program files to your Caanoo, no...

To be honest, I don't see the use of an installer for the Caanoo, I don't see any advantages, cause setting up is a program is done by simply copying the contents of an archive to the SD card. It's not like dmenu on the Dingoo, where you have to edit the files of the menu software to get things...

Mmmmm, let me see, you mean copying the contents of an zip archive into the GAME folder of your Caanoo is "*SUCH* a nuisance"? I am not sure, how you set up software on a Pandora, I guess it must work with telepathy, cause I can't think of an easier way to set up software.

I second the Dingoo, it has a big emulator library, and almost every emulator for a major system is in a very stable and advanced state. The support for the Dingoo is much better, then for the Caanoo and in my opinion, it is even better, then for the Wiz, if it comes to emulation. The device...

Doesn't start on my Caanoo with FW 1.0.6, I get only a black screen, anyone else with problems? EDIT: Nevermind, reinstalled, it, works fine.

A new version of Vice, the emulator for Commodore's 8-Bit machines was released, to my surprise, when I tried Ginge, I realised it never was ported to the GP2x or to the Wiz, so a Caanoo port would be fantastic. http://www.viceteam.org/#download