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Never mind the iPad – where are the full-time Android tablet users?

18 点作者 pritambarhate超过 6 年前

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joshstrange超过 6 年前
&gt; You should also totally sign up for my daily mailing list of interesting links. See how I got that in there with no annoying modals?<p>Except for you didn&#x27;t because you decided to publish on Medium which has annoying as hell popup modals. No I don&#x27;t want a Medium account, I&#x27;m never going to post there and I never going to pay for their shit curated content.
amiga-workbench超过 6 年前
Android is absolutely dead on Tablets, Google never gave much of a damn about the form factor with utterly piss-poor UI optimization for larger displays, everything went downhill from Honeycomb.<p>With a software experience like that it&#x27;s not surprising that OEM&#x27;s never went all in on decent hardware.
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j45超过 6 年前
The arrival of the phablet, in my case a Galaxy Note 1, 2 and 4 ended the use of my iPad.<p>Add to this how Android can generally be bent to do more than an iPhone or iPad (ie, Tasker), and it&#x27;s hard to leave. Despite having mostly Apple, my current Android Phablet (A pixel xl) is hard to replace. The xs max looks to be the first comparable.<p>Android tablets are going the way of Chrome OS.<p>From a flexibility perspective, both the surface and android tablets optionally support a mouse. iPad goes out of its way to remove mouse support.<p>The pixel slate hardware is likely to eventually support other operating systems (Ubuntu, Windows?) as well.
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neverminder超过 6 年前
I&#x27;ve ordered Google&#x27;s Pixel Slate (core i7 CPU, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD). Unlike iPad it can switch from tablet to a full blown desktop mode - it has pretty much standard keyboard with &quot;Esc&quot; key and mouse track pad. Slate supports Chrome OS, Android and lately Linux native apps - come to think of it I don&#x27;t think there&#x27;s a device out there that supports more apps out of the box.
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joshstrange超过 6 年前
I&#x27;m an Apple fanboy for sure but I&#x27;ve used my fair share of Android tablets both personally and at work. It&#x27;s been my experience that the app-scene on Android tablet is practically nonexistent compared to iPad and when comparing 2 tablets (1 iPad&#x2F;1 Android) priced&#x2F;dated about the same the iPad hardware holds up much better and feels more responsive.
bergie超过 6 年前
I used to be one: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;bergie.iki.fi&#x2F;blog&#x2F;working-on-android-2017&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;bergie.iki.fi&#x2F;blog&#x2F;working-on-android-2017&#x2F;</a><p>Nowadays using an iPad Pro instead. While there are some software limitations, the hardware is much nicer than what you can get with Android or Chrome OS.
rchaud超过 6 年前
The marketing for Android tablets is such that most people associate it with sub-$100 7-inch screens with awful quality, suitable only for keeping a 5-year old entertained.<p>That&#x27;s actually not all that off-base. Aside from Samsung and Huawei, I don&#x27;t think there are any recognized companies even building large, high-res Android tabs with Pen support. And even Samsung seems to be doing it ceremonially to compete with the Surface Pro and iPad Pro, both of which I&#x27;d guess sell far better than the Galaxy S3 tablet.<p>Even so, I doubt there would have been a movement towards using Android tabs as full laptop replacements. I&#x27;m an Android user and at no point did I think I wanted to use it for work; I got a Surface Pro, which is much more suited to that task.
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