Aubrey Humphrey Galaxy Tablet Day 1



After spending a few days with my Galaxy Tab, I can confidently say it's the best Android tablet on the market. Now, that's not saying much given the state of the Android competition, but I can also assuredly say that the Tab is the first true competitor to Apple's iPad. Its crisp display, compact form, touch-friendly software and dual cameras undoubtedly have what it takes to win over the average tablet seeker. However even with the many features and capabilities, I have still encountered some problems. The apps that have been "approved" have not been "100% successful." Using our schools WIFI internet in replacement of the blazing 3g speeds is like eating cereal with a sirloin steak sitting right next to you. Its very difficult to find a way how to accomplish your educational restrictions and how to make it happen with an extremely strict filter. A variety of problems have held us back from flowing through the fluent process. Despite the problems caused by the filters, I still believe that the tablet project will continue to expand my mind and allow me to explore the combination of portable tablet devices in the schoolwork and in the my daily workflow.


Approved Apps-

1. Drop Box

2. Kahn Academy

3. Think Free Office

4. Dolphin Browser

5. FeedR (RSS)

6. Evernote

7. Ted Mobile

8. Thinking Space

9. ANDT-83 (TI-83 Graphing Calculator)

10. Voca Note

11. Periodic Table

12. Translator- Google Translate

13. Dictionary & Britanica

14. Kindle & Google Books (Nook)

15. Units Converter- Converter Pad / Convert Plus

16. Adobe Reader

17. New Scientist

18. Fact Book

19. Post It Desk

20. News Widget

21. Alchemy

22. Bar Code Scanner

23. Clear Sea

24. Blogger

25. Swift Keyboard