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Frozen-Solid posted:Here's an example of how phone apps not optimized for a tablet run. There are 2 options, "Stretch to fill screen" and "Zoom to fill screen" For every baconreader there's about 10 Skypes: 
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Well I mean are you surprised? It was shocking when they announced a quad core tablet coming out so soon, and the same goes for the ICS update, and now it's very clear that they rushed both to the market so they could be "first." It's the same poo poo that happened with HTC in 2010: "Hey, the battery life on the Incredible & Evo is horrible. We should probably work on it a bit m-" "NO!!!!! WE MUST BE FIRST!!!!!!!!!!"
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Jan 27, 2012 17:24
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I thought Roboto was pretty ugly when I put it on my Incredible, but I'll say that it is better than the horrific Droid Sans
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Feb 26, 2012 09:47
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Pweller posted:My point was that it is frustrating seeing people come in and ask for a recommendation for a basic commuter device, wanting to get the best value for their dollar, only to be recommended top of the line, overpriced products, and writing off everything else as defective. I haven't seen anyone be recommended a Xoom or HTC Jetstream so I'm not sure what you're exactly on about here The fact of the matter is that the $500 tablets ARE the basic commuter devices. The ones that aren't are slow, laggy, buggy pieces of junk. And, yes, that includes the Kindle Fire. Also the notion that $500 is overpriced is just lunacy.
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