Google misleads on Nexus 7 success.
Personal note first: I've been boondocking most of the summer - North Woods of Wisconsin and a lot of Montana - and have rarely had an Internet connection. I will be traveling again tomorrow and have ...
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In all honesty, sales numbers have never influenced my decision to buy a particular tablet. Though I routinely use both iPads and Android tablets, I chose an Android tablet for personal use as I feel it's a better value overall. It can also multitask, which Apple mobile iOS can't and its weakest omission IMO. It's especially annoying at work, as most iPad apps I use are basically designed for wireless control of pro media equipment. Any time I have to maneuver away from the app or if the iPad goes into standby to conserve power, I have to completely re-start that specific equipment app, which needs to re-establish a separate wireless connection with that device. This is not anywhere near an instant process, though likely takes only 8-10 secs. More frustrating than anything else as it breaks the work flow.
With my Android tablet, I can just power back on from standby. Unlock the screen. And I'm right back in my app where I left off.
With my Android tablet, I can just power back on from standby. Unlock the screen. And I'm right back in my app where I left off.
