Making "The Bug of the Day" Interactive Running Java in Your Browser HOW TO ENABLE JAVA and Rotate The Bug of the Day! OR get Java for free at Java.com if you didn't see the boxes Have Questions? email us at: development@blackholecollections.org Did You Know You must enable java to be able to rotate the bug of the day. You will be able to rotate up/down and left/right, zoom and measure. Cool! How You Can To enable Java for "The Bug of the Day", your browser may ask you to continue running this application. 1. Check box to left 2. Hit "Run" to proceed. Now you can rotate and zoom to your delight without being continually prompted to do so.

Laptop and Desktop Computers

Rotating bugs on your Laptop or Desktop computer

• Java is supported on all the major brands of Laptop and desktop computers
  
  
  • Windows 8 Pro, Windows 7, Vista, XP
  • Apple Mavericks, Mountain Lion, Lion, Leopard
    
  • Linux

Tablets and Phones

Rotating bugs on your Tablet

• Java is supported on ALL useful tablets which use Intel chips such as the Atom, Centrino, i3, i5, i7
  
  These are the tablets that let you do real work on them, not the toys that just play games and consume media like videos and surfing the web. Ask the sales person for one that can install the real Microsoft Office. There have been a huge number of tablets arriving in stores that that do run Windows 8 Pro.
  Our favorite is the Acer Iconia W510
  
  Our technology is for smart people that want to learn and create new things.
  It's for people like you.
  
  
• Android based tablets currently do not support Java, but we are hopeful that the good engineering folks at Google will stand-up for long-term innovation on the web, even if it means less profit in the short-term.
  
  
• The iPad does not support Java, our best guess is the device must not be powerful enough, or the company is too powerful. It's time to make the switch and get real work done.

Rotating bugs on your Phone

• Android
• iPhone
• iPad
  
  At this time (2013/12/22) Java can not be installed on any phones, even smart phones.
  That sounds stupid, Why? Our best guess is free Java apps are bad for profits.