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Originally Posted by DaFace
- I don't think you can do the double-space = period thing in the stock keyboard, but there are dozens of others out there. I'm a big fan of Swiftkey, though I have no idea if it has that feature or not.
- Chrome.
- I don't personally do Office on my phone/tablet, but Microsoft has...well...Microsoft Office. I'd try that.
- I never bother with shutting down apps - that's generally viewed as more effort than it's worth. If you turn off communications (WiFi, Bluetooth, etc.) that might help a bit, but honestly I wouldn't bother with a tablet as long as you're not running into major drain issues.
- There's a thread in here somewhere that's nothing but nifty Android apps, but here are a few I like that might not be obvious:
- Tapatalk for CP browsing
- theScore for sports scores
- BeyondPod for podcasts
- TuneIn Radio for mobile radio
- Spotify for music
- Chrome Remote Desktop to get back to your PC if you need it
Feel free to reach out if you have specific questions (you know how to find me). I think your thread isn't getting a lot of responses because your initial question is kind of like saying "I just got a computer. What do I do with it?" |
I got it to work on the samsung keyboard. It is an option buried in there. Is a keyboard app wort it in that it's got enough better features that it is worth the trouble of downloading?
I need office and I don't want to pay for it.
On ios I shut down the apps because it can rob processing power and cause a little lag.
Makes sense as to why I'm not getting responses, but if there are no real differentiating features from ios, it may not be worth the hassle of grtting tied into android.