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Ten best Android productivity apps
With Android devices on the rise it’s time to consider how best to put your smartphones and tablet PCs to work. Here is a selection of ten Android productivity apps that could give your work a serious boost. |
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Comments (4)
^^^ What he said.
What about a netbook running Android? Yes, they do exist.
What about apps that help you stay organized, even if they don't include cost accounting or grammar checkers? Yes, they exist, too.
Office suites aren't the only kind of productivity software.
What about apps that help you stay organized, even if they don't include cost accounting or grammar checkers? Yes, they exist, too.
Office suites aren't the only kind of productivity software.
You want a computer: Buy a laptop or desktop
You want a highly mobile connection device: Buy a smart phone
You want to read ebooks: Buy a (very) cheap Kindle/Nook etc
You want to watch movies on a plane or on the road: Don't be a dumb@ss or buy your kids a specialty app.
Don't buy a tablet it is not required and is mediocre at many things so really cannot replace some of the above.
You want a highly mobile connection device: Buy a smart phone
You want to read ebooks: Buy a (very) cheap Kindle/Nook etc
You want to watch movies on a plane or on the road: Don't be a dumb@ss or buy your kids a specialty app.
Don't buy a tablet it is not required and is mediocre at many things so really cannot replace some of the above.
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