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: Powered by the dual-core MediaTek MT6577 (1.0 GHz) with 512 MB RAM. Key Features of Build 9.6.7.281004
The Explay Infinity II uses a 480x272 (WQVGA) or 800x480 screen depending on the sub-model. If you use a generic iGO Primo 201 build designed for 1024x600, the buttons will be misaligned, and you won't be able to press "Accept" on the startup screen. The "201" build specifically for this device includes the correct data.zip and ui_igo9 folders.
: Transfer the iGO folder to the root of the device's SD card.
: Originally shipped with Android 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich).
iGO Primo 2.0.1 9.6.7.281004 Explay Infinity II (07 Feb 2013) 7 Feb 2013 —
Fix: Make sure location services are set to "Device Only / GPS Satellites" within your Android system settings. Ensure your initial satellite lock is performed outdoors under an open sky; initial cold boots can take up to 10 minutes to populate local ephemeris data.