Using an app designed for Android phones on a tablet is not very nice. The program ends up with a resolution unsatisfactory, as its simple graphics are “stretched” to fit the screen much larger than planned by the developer.
In contrast, there are many apps made exclusively for larger gadgets. We have compiled for you the most important and best quality, virtually indispensable to your tablet regardless of the version of the operating system or screen size.
Warning: the list below refers to applications that have been designed exclusively for tablets or that perform best in this type of device. Therefore, we omit softwares that are essential in any Android gadget, such as antivirus, browsers and storage services in the cloud (Dropbox and the like).
10) Flipboard
Responsible for a real evolution in the concept of reading, sharing and distribution of news in the digital age, Flipboard allows you to track the major headlines worldwide in a minimalist and elegant interface. The app is completely free and only weighs 4.7 MB. To run it, just that their device is equipped with Android 2.2 or higher.
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9) QuickOffice Pro HD
price QuickOffice Pro HD can scare some people, but it’s worth it to shell out $ 40.48 for the R suite of office applications that is more complete. Bringing a word processor, a creator of spreadsheets, slideshows and a generator of a PDF reader, the software stands out for having full compatibility with files generated through the famous Microsoft Office (DOC, XLS, PPT etc..).
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8) SwiftKey for Tablets
However, even if you get QuickOffice Pro HD, you will not have much productivity if you continue using the original Android keyboard. The version of SwiftKey for tablets is as good as for smartphones, allowing you to type with comfort and ease. You can download the free edition of the program, but it’s paid (which currently costs U.S. $ 3.99) that hide all the customization features and many additional features.
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7) Netflix
Nothing better than watching a good movie on the screen of your mobile device (especially if the display is high resolution). So, have the client installed on your tablet Netflix is ??practically mandatory if you like to keep up with the latest news from the film industry. Remember that, to use the free app, you need a monthly subscription (R $ 16.90) through the official website of the service.
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6) Adobe Photoshop Touch
‘s agree: edit small images in small screen of a smartphone is not an activity really comfortable. Although there is no official discrimination by Adobe to respect it, Photoshop Touch, in fact, was designed especially for tablets. The app costs only R $ 20.58 and brings the main tools that we are accustomed to using the desktop version. Very worthwhile.
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5) SketchBook Pro
But if
not edit your fun but draw, do not worry: just buy SketchBook Pro for Tablets, which cost the tune of R $ 9.79. It is a utility more than capable of creating complete and detailed illustrations gorgeous – so much so that the application is commonly used by professionals as a tool. If you doubt the ability of the software, check out the demo video below and surprise yourself.
4) Zinio Magazine Reader
Another application that simply does not fit with smartphones is the Zinio Magazine Reader client used to read digital magazines that you subscribe to the service by the same name. The catalog is offered by the software giant, and the prices are quite affordable. In tablets of 8 inches or more, the result is even better.
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3) Evernote
We could not let
Evernote off this list. Although the app does not have a specific version for tablets, it works so exceptional in this type of mobile device. Completely free, the service allows you to create notes and keep them synchronized between all your gadgets.
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2) Snapseed
Like shooting? Then try Snapseed, which is completely free and optimized for tablets. In addition to improving the performance of the camera of your device, the app lets you add small effects and do some basic editing on the images generated. The only drawback is the size of the software: due to the large amount of functions, the installer weighs 23 MB Snapseed.
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1) Tablified Market
Finally, we strongly recommend the use of Tablified Market if you enjoy using only applications made especially for tablets. It is a database that lists thousands of software designed for this type of mobile device. The program is updated regularly and fairly reliable, as the downloads are made through the official pages of apps on Google Play.
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And you? There are other apps it deems essential to Android tablets? Be sure to share your opinion via the comments!
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