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A tablet can be a valuable productivity tool in the right
hands and is able to accomplish the same tasks a laptop can most of the time.
There will always be advanced or technical tasks that require a desktop
operating system, but with multitasking available and some extremely clever
third-party apps, anyone can use a tablets for work related tasks.
From a
practical point of view, the large screen and long battery life make a tablet
the ideal companion to carry when traveling or at meeting and there is no
reason why you can’t deal with the most common document formats and
communication methods over a wireless connection.
Apps like QuickOffice let you
download, view and edit spreadsheets, word documents and even presentasions,
and this is particularly handy if you have to make quick changes before an
important meeting. You can also communicate via social networks, private
company networks, email, IM and in almost any other way you like on a tablet.
Despite the fact that traditional voice capability is not built in out of the
box, the option for realtime communication are plentiful and mostly efficient. The
wireless connectivity can be used to even greater effect to let you ‘dial in’
to your work desktop.
Apps like splash desktop let you see your desktop screen
on your tablet and interact with it as you would if it was in front of you. Your
employer will need to offer the correct acces for you to utilize your work data
and files, but this is an area that is becoming more relaxed as employees start
to demand the ability to use their own preferred equipment. If you take the
time to source apps that are able to help you complete specific tasks. The
theory that tablets are weather you are creating works of art, building complex
database or just dealing with hundreds of emails every day and Android tablet
will help you cope with it all.
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