What do you think about the Google Android Tablet PC?

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Answer by SportTonight
Strong Boxer for iPad

Answer by Lukehluke
There are only a few of them at the moment.

There will be a lot more by the end of the year and there will be more powerful and better ones than the additional tablets that are around at the moment.

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Kevin, Logan, and I found the Google Android outside GoogHQ. Sure is a stout small guy.

I want to know which is best so I can buy for myself a excellent phone.

Answer by geniusarun.com
Google Android

Answer by Piyush Bagla
Google android…
u can judge it by its touch only

Answer by ScσττRΛSC³
iOS easily. You would get more variety with Android though.

Answer by James
It’s just one of persons questions with no assess answer, but still public defend theirs unfailingly. You just have to try both. I reckon it comes to do you want a restrictive but polished system or more choice.

Answer by The Phone geek
Android all the way-Even jail broken the iphone is still so limited

-Customize the phone how you want-such as live wallpapers, back grounds
-Expandable memory
–removable battery
-More choices for features and phones and prices-you can go cheap or high end-High end phones such as the Nexus 1- all teflon coated metal construstion
-Better processors out thats better than the iphone
-No bluetooth transfers on the iphone with out life jail broken
–Free google nav
-Widgets
you can “facetime” aka record call over 3g not like the iphone having to be in a wifi spot for it to work
-I can hold my phone any way i want
-Also Apple is behind on market share…..Android has beat out iOS
-OTA updates..no looking for a small white cord and itunes
-No standard usb connection
-No flash support
-not tied to itunes like a dog to a tree

Oh and Steve jobs don’t tell you what to do with HIS $ 800 iphone.

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