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A few months ago I had to change a ballast at the back of my headlight. Since then I now have water in my headlight. The funny thing is that during the day time all the water seems to disappear but at night it comes back again. How do I get rid of this? I've searched and I've found that most people tend to have water inside all the time, however mine comes and goes depending on the day. Its really starting to annoy me now and I don't know what to do. Any help would be appreciated

Yes I have taken it straight from the headphone port. great sound nothing of the kind

Have a search on ebay, im sure there was something on there a few days back. Not sure of the details though

@MattyV6 @indy88 Have you managed to progress any further with this project?

Noooo, it wasnt...i lt was full orange... I dont think you get the brighter orange in the pre facelift models

Its a dell streak 7. I had to soar the plastic edges off the ends of each side so it would fit in landscape. The dell streak 7 was probably the worst tablet in the world to take apart as there pretty rare and there are not really any good guides to dismantle it. The tablet is on the inside so the lid still closes so it is out of view. THe only problem is I got some really good double sided adhesive, but with the hot weather it slowly but surely started slipping down. I may try it again now the weather is cooled down however I am now seeking a better solution to keep it up. Maybe a metal frame around the edges are screwed into the side of the cubby. I'm not sure yet but when I do find a more permanent solution I will post it up. I was worried about the sound quality of the tablet however it turned out to be pretty good

I was going the other way, a nismo sunset orange 350z heading towards either the M69 or M1. I think it was an 08 plate

Fantastic posts, quality. Thank you so much. @HaydnH The company is looking for a graduate that has experience in C programming/C++. They say in the description that any knowledge of telecommunications may be advantageous. ( I have university experience in both C programming and telecommunications). The description also states that I should be able to take feature requirements and write comprehensive test case documents based on a combination of existing requirements and design documents. The company itself delivers software to aid call centres (increase productivity, customer satisfaction and security). I have also been told I will be put in a 2 hour assessment with a group of people to complete a task. This is the first time I would have been is an assessment of this sort, are there any tips on this? (I am not so confident around people I do not know). Again thank you for your help.

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Helloooo, If there are any software testers out here would you please be able to help me. My question is what questions can be expected to pop up in an interview? Thank you very much in advance

I was lucky enough to have one already in the car. The previous owner installed a gps screen but it was broken

Itl cost you a tablet, cubby the just a few more pounds for bits and bobs. Only problem is breaking the tablet which I thought i did a couple a of times but luckily it was fine

Here you go, pictures of both the back and when installed.

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I am installing it into my car later on so will post all the piks at the same time later on. If after a few weeks it works like it should then I could do a few for anyone that wants one on here in my free time

at work now...will post more piks tomorrow

At the minute the off/on button where the red led is, its stuck to there. Its not great but its the best solution. The tablets running honeycomb and is 7 inches. Yes it was tricky.. im pretty good at taking things apart but this was tricky. Getting it and keeping it in place was also tricky, however now ive done it once i could do it with my eyes closed :-D

The last few days I have been hard at work trying to get an android tablet to fit in my cubby. I was going to buy just a sat nav to put in however the temptation of putting an android tablet in to use for navigation as well as music etc proved too much. From this... To this... Let me know what you think

ahhhh annoying. Only next week though saying that. Would you PM me and explain to me how you are going to install it? Then I can have another look at my cubby, at the minute I cannot picture how its going to be done Thanks

I was planning to start work on the dell streak on Friday, I may wait now and see if anything can be done with the nexus 7 as for an extra £50 it can do so much more

your in luck: http://liliputing.com/2012/01/dell-stre ... nload.html I think I am going ahead with the Nexus 7 tablet - once it arrives will take it apart and get some close ups of the power switch to get ideas on possible rewiring. Have you preordered the nexus 7? If you have you may get it this week so i may hold off taking this apart as you will find out more then. Are you fitting yours in a sat nav cubby?

I have gone ahead and bought a dell streak 7. Im going to take it apart and then il know more. From what iv seen its possible to do it with that. The only downfall at the moment is its running 3.2 honeycomb which isnt great but it could be better. If any1 finds an ICS or JB rom for the tablet let me know :-D

When you say sat nav cubby are you talking about the cubby which has the door go inside?

I agree, if the nexus 7 can some way be fitted in, that tablet has the best possibilities. Offline maps - no need for data connection when using sat nav. Jelly bean - stock android, no added skins Will be supported in software updates in the next few years Lastly value for money, there is no other tablet that can give it a run for its money at that price, plus it has top of the line specs. If there is someway to get the nexus 7 into our z's in will be incredible!

When i looked at the samsung tab2 7.0 that had the screen fused to the glass.. the reason for this is the gorilla glass.. Im thinking dell streak 7