Android smartphone + iOS tablet or the otherwise?
16 people like this answer
Clicking the mark as good answer button helps us highlight the best answers.
So, Android phone and iOS tablet. Unfortunately, they're not going to play too well together, but, that's what happens when you mix ecosystems. :)
Good luck!
7 people like this answer
I tink they will play better together than you would think in regards to the music service and the e-mail accounts. i can have a mobile me account on the Droid. Wih the new iCloud service only seeming to support the "DRM" free music i can still synch that to my droid and since they don't seem to have a streaming service (yet) thats not an issue.
2 people like this answer
So to answer the original question... this is a tough first-world problem. If I was starting from scratch, I would probably stay with an android phone and iPad. For my own purposes, the iPad doesn't gel with the way I'd like to use it as a communication device, however, that is only a small part of the equation. I suppose that the current content in the iPad app store has it beating the android tablets in all other categories.
2 people like this answer
2 people like this answer
1 person likes this answer
That said... I could definitely see myself switching to iPhone + Android tablet in 1-2 years. Why?
* Android's Sharing API rocks- you can easily share content between any two apps that support the API, so I can easily send, say, pictures, to Dropbox... Picplz... Facebook... any app I like. iOS 5's Twitter integration shows that they're taking a more mainstream approach to this kind of sharing, which takes place on Apple-selected apps and networks. I constantly find myself wishing my iPad had Android's sharability.
* Android's browser is far behind MobileSafari in terms of rendering quality and feature support. I can't believe I'm saying that considering it comes from the same company as Chrome, but the Android and Chrome teams really haven't integrated their work much. It'll be a while before I'll be ready to give up MobileSafari on a tablet, which I find myself using much more heavily on a tablet than a smartphone.
1 person likes this answer
I've been dual-wielding a Samsung Captivate phone and an iPod Touch 4G since they were released last September to satiate iOS app needs.
1 person likes this answer
1 person likes this answer
Yes I know I'm a wimp and don't jailbreak, or root my devices.
1 person likes this answer
1 person likes this answer
0 people like this answer
0 people like this answer
0 people like this answer
0 people like this answer
Tablet - iOS
0 people like this answer
share:
Products mentioned
16 users following this question, including:
This question has been viewed 3853 times.
Last activity .