Find Your Way Around Your Android Device
Just because a tablet runs Android does not mean that it will feel exactly the same as an Android smartphone to use. Tablets are obviously larger and at times much heavier, which almost always means that two hands are required to use them. It will require some time to adjust to the new usage pattern, but with the right setup you should soon be using an Android tablet as naturally as you would a phone very quickly. Many of the software aspect of a tablet work almost identically to Android on smartphone, and this is more relevant on tablets running the latest version of android.
Previous version were not optimised for tablet use and can feel clunky and inefficient to use at times. The larger screens make reading ebooks, magazines and newspapers much more comfortable, but aside from this, Android on a tablet is almost entirely a touch experience that feels familiar. Each tablet is different and the size of tablet you use will determine where you carry it, but minimal hardware buttons and extra features end to be common in every model.
 |
| Android Tablet Icon |
1.Apps List
You can get to the main list at any time by simply tapping the apps shortcut in the corner. You can also drag icons onto the home screen.
You can get to the main list at any time by simply tapping the apps shortcut in the corner. You can also drag icons onto the home screen.
2.Large widgets
Some of the widgets work better on a tablet because of the extra space available. You can view more emails and calendar entries at one time.
3.Choose your apps
Google play offers a huge selection of Android apps, but some will not work on tablets. Choose apps optimised for larger screens for best results.
4.Notifications
The Pull-down bar found in android phone is still available on tablets, but is now placed at the bottom of the screen. Tap your notifications.
5.Shortcuts
You can hold finger down anywhere on the screen to activate the menu to add widgets and apps to your device's home screen
6.Going home
Tapping the home icon will return you to your main home screen no matter which app you are in. To the left is the Back button, the right is the task switcher.
7.Searching
Standard features such as the Google search shortcut are present in all types of tablets on the market. Just as they are in Android smartphones
Standard features such as the Google search shortcut are present in all types of tablets on the market. Just as they are in Android smartphones
No comments:
Post a Comment