badbrad17
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The times they are a changing my friend. The Nexus 7 is a game changer for tablets just like the S3 was in phones. Android tablets are still catching up to ios to some degree but the way Android scales apps is different than ios so the apps don't always have to be "optimized". But there is still room for improvement. Where I prefer Android on a tablet is hardware features. For example I can plug my Transformer Prime into any HDMI TV with just a cable. No adapter needed. I also have SD card support. And for what it's worth there is not a single app I don't have that I wish I did.IPhone? No Way!!
Love My Galaxy Note 1...
Apple just makes Superior Tablets.. and the ecosystem is supported by everyone in the industry.. First.
Support by the industry for the most part for Android (Tablets) is barely present.. App Development for Android (Tablets) just is not there.. Android is treated like the Unwanted Step-Child. Another post a few lines up said I was "Pulling Numbers Out My Ass"
Sorry if the Truth hurts.. But I was not.. There really are 275,000+ Tablet Optimized Apps for the iPad.. and just a handful for Android. and ZERO Apps with a checkbox to enable the App to run at the 2560*1600 resolution of the Nexus-10..
That's a Fact.
But all that aside.. you know what the Real Killer is ?
Google, Google Now, +, Maps, Translate, Earth,Voice, Chrome, Drive and all the rest.. run on iOS.. And run SMOOTHER & QUICKER than they do on Android's own platform..
http://i1260.photobucket.com/albums/ii576/Raiderwill/d4c8a8e4f014dd009fb607f1749f6244.jpg
In Closing.. Am I a "FANBOY" You Bet!!!
A Fanboy of BOTH Android AND Apple.. Because I can have the BEST that Google offers running on an iOS Platform & Tablet that is simply Flawless..
Truely the Very Best of both Worlds.
And Btw there are many apps not available on ios that are available on Android. Google Now is one of them. Not sure where you got the info for that. Grokr is a third party app.
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