A Quick update…

The install process is still not working (USB), I know, so for the time being just use Wifi.

Also, I looked on the Android website and found out that the driver that I am distributing with DroidPad is only compatible with the G1, myTouch, and the Verizon Droid.

I’ll try to build the driver install into the installer, rather than the setup program. Obviously I can’t include the drivers for all the devices out there, since there are over 18 android phones out there. Maybe they’ll just have to use Wifi.

Also, at some point I’ll add more buttons on the screen, and also use volume buttons, phone answer & back buttons (it can’t use sleep & home buttons, though).

UPDATE: The USB driver install will now hopefully be a standalone program, which should make it work. This does mean, however, that the DroidPad download will be even bigger (even more so if I include 64-bit PPJoy).