True, and I usually have a 7" tablet with me. When we first started developing for tablets I bought a couple of 10" tablets for testing and realized they were inconvenient to carry. I'm not interested in the phone part so 7" has proven to be a good size. However what I really use it for is surfing, podcasts, and music.
then you're not using it to its potential.
also keep in mind that many people use a laptop or desktop for surfing, podcasts and music too.
When away from home I use my Blackberry foe surfing too - but as a wireless hotspot for my laptop (often a10 inch "travel computer") I use the phone to look up data - like tap drill sizes etc - but even for that it is not terribly good with my "old eyes"
I am using it for what is of interest to me. Solutions to problems I don't have are meaningless.
And?
I am listening to that at the moment on my Linux desktop. I could listen to it on my tablet. I could listen to several different versions I have on CD. I could both listen and watch the scene on a DVD I have.
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I use a dedicated hotspot at home and on the road. It has a phone number, can receive text messages, and is on the Verizon network but it isn't useful alone. However my Kindle, Fire tablet, Fire TV, desktop, laptop, and so forth can connect to it.
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You've slipped into the recent practice of misusing refute, when you mean deny, contradict or attempt to refute (or another word I can't think of.)
To refute means to provide accurate and sufficient evidence to convince others of the truth of something. That someone says the opposite is in no way a refutation, even if the second person is right and the original claim was wrong.
Speak for yourself John.
I'm sure it's valuable. Before it I got loads of spam calls. After it I got almost none. Occasionally there have been some since, one that called several times a week and anothat called half that often, for a few weeks, but they faded away. They come and they go, but there isn't more than one a day now adn there's never anyone on the line when I pick up. I usually pick up on the first ring.
All true.
That is very good i hear, but it works only for voip phones
Ed Pawlowski posted for all of us...
HAAAA good one! You slide them in nicely...
rbowman posted for all of us...
How about WordImperfect?
AFAIK, there are (MS) Windows emulators for Android, so use those with a Command Prompt window and Bob (or Harry/Harold?) is your uncle.
Is that still around? I'm pretty sure LibreOffice wouldn't have a chance.
They've gotten a little better but I've run Android emulators on Windows
-- bring horsepower and RAM, lots of it.
it is, and widely used by lawyers.
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