I bought a bluetooth keyboard for a laptop whose keyboard died, but it works very nicely on this tablet too.Tablets are great when you want to just curl up on the couch and surf. Not so good for data entry/typing.
There's lots of people who don't like tablets. You just need man up and take them with a glass of water.
I am just not a touch screen person; I put up with it on my phone, but only use my phone for limited things. The operating system isn't so much the problem as the input method.Android?
I hate to say this (cause I'm generally not an apple fan), but the ipad is sooooooo much better than my android tablet (I have a decent tablet too). Seriously, if it's an android, try an ipad.
What tablet is this we're talking about?I bought a cheap tablet that came with a keyboard, but the keyboard died immediately. I may but a better keyboard which might make the tablet better for me, but I think I'll probably just stick with the netbook.
I'm posting this from my LG G Tab 8.3 LTE (on Verizon) using SwiftKey as my keyboard. I like it much better than either of my wife's iPads.Android?
I hate to say this (cause I'm generally not an apple fan), but the ipad is sooooooo much better than my android tablet (I have a decent tablet too). Seriously, if it's an android, try an ipad.
Between my family and work we own 4 iPads, a Google Nexus 7 and our POS is also and Android tablet so I have experience with both. You can do quite a bit of what I use the iPad for with the Android but the software I use onstage (QSC touch mix, Fourscore) and recording (Auria) are not available for Android last I checked. I think iRealB is on both platforms. I also like how everything works together with my desktops.Android?
I hate to say this (cause I'm generally not an apple fan), but the ipad is sooooooo much better than my android tablet (I have a decent tablet too). Seriously, if it's an android, try an ipad.
That's cool man, as long as it works for ya.I'm posting this from my LG G Tab 8.3 LTE (on Verizon) using SwiftKey as my keyboard. I like it much better than either of my wife's iPads.
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The funny part is I've hated the iOS keyboard since day one. I can't jell with it. I love SwiftKey.That's cool man, as long as it works for ya.
What I've found w/android in general is that it's OK for surfing, but when it comes to typing or creating anyway, the ipad apps just seem easier to us. Android generally feels bolted together and clunky. And trust me when I tell you, I WANT to like Android better, I totally love the fact that it can be freely embedded in just about anything. The ipad just feels more cohesive and easier to use.
That's cool man, as long as it works for ya.
What I've found w/android in general is that it's OK for surfing, but when it comes to typing or creating anyway, the ipad apps just seem easier to us. Android generally feels bolted together and clunky. And trust me when I tell you, I WANT to like Android better, I totally love the fact that it can be freely embedded in just about anything. The ipad just feels more cohesive and easier to use.
iOS keyboard works great for me. The cursor postioning/text selection works well too. I do have swiftkey on my tablet.The funny part is I've hated the iOS keyboard since day one. I can't jell with it. I love SwiftKey.
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Favorite keyboard: The full-size IBM monstrosity I'm using right now w/my PC. This thing has serious mileage, but just feels fantastic.
Would that be the clacky IBM Model M?
I freakin' relied on one of those for years when I was a programmer. It is one of the finest pieces of equipment ever engineered. My personal one was made in 1984 and was still going strong when I put it in storage a few years ago.
Yeah, they weighed like 10 pounds but they felt amazing and were indestructible.