Sentences with phrase «size tablet applications»

«Although Google may still release a smaller - size model in 2014, its strategy of skipping most of the sizes in the 8 - inch range and going for an 8.9 - inch display — a size that [could] be categorized as large - size tablet (9 - inch and above)-- shows that the Internet giant is starting to shift its focus to large - size tablet applications,» Digitimes Research analyst Jim Hsiao wrote.

Not exact matches

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«A tablet with an attachable keyboard will encourage greater usage of email and work - related applications; and while not a pocket - size device, a 7 - inch tablet will encourage greater portability,» the report notes.

The new sizes are targeted at monochrome device applications including mobile phones, MP3 players, PC accessories, smart handheld devices, signage, electronic dictionaries, e-books, and tablets.

Size: Tablets are so useful that there is plenty of room for 7 inch, 10 inch, and even 12 + inch screens — the first for extra portability and the latter for professional and office applications... and there are lots of people that would own more than one size based on their varying neSize: Tablets are so useful that there is plenty of room for 7 inch, 10 inch, and even 12 + inch screens — the first for extra portability and the latter for professional and office applications... and there are lots of people that would own more than one size based on their varying nesize based on their varying needs.

The downside with these applications (and this happens with most tablets) is that there really is no difference, they are just like the applications on a smart - phone, except in 3 - 4 times the size.

I predict the latter... Tablets are so useful that there is plenty of room for 7 inch, 10 inch, and even 12 inch screens — the first for extra portability and the latter for professional and office applications... and there are lots of people that would own more than one size based on their varying needs.

My favorite aspect of the market is that every application is optimized to the 9.7 inch tablet size.

Despite its Adobe Flash support, the BlackBerry Playbook is not the most anticipated tablet on the market, due to its small size (7 - inch) and the relatively small number of applications available on its new OS when compared to major competitors such as iOS and Android.

Apple's device is a similar size but of course comes with an App Store that's packed full of bespoke tablet applications.

The applications themselves are designed well, offer just the right amount of information for the increased screen size (this is no phone UI ported over, it was designed with a tablet in mind), but they are terribly slow.

The biggest complaint so far has been the lack of tablet applications for Android, so, for example, the user can be «stuck» with up - sized phone apps for popular apps like Facebook and Twitter.

@john: i think you will be disappointed by pdf reading on this ereader — you'd be better off with a more «powerful» tablet — the nook STR has some limitations, and pdf is not a good format for this application to begin with... there is also a limit on file sizes, and scanned pdfs are usually quite large...

The HTC Flyer is also the first table to come with the new tablet - sized version of HTC Sense, complete with new home screen widgets and other custom applications.

The application is completed on the website — which is optimized for mobile so it will read just as clearly on your phone or tablet as it does on a full sized computer screen.

The Lenovo IdeaPad MIIX 300 offers the extreme portability of an 8 - in tablet and proves productivity can come in any size with Office applications (1 year subscription included).