how often do you use your tablet?

[GPBear]

I watched too much fukked up porn on it now I can only play chess with it

nerdiest thing I've ever said in my life

 

[infamousred]

All the time. Absolutely hated them at first. Then my sons broke 2 of my PCs and then the power supply's died in the other 2. Quickly learned how to use them...and ended up with 4 in the house

 

[AAKing23]

I still use my Nexus 7 religiously shyt is so fast

 

[Maddmike]

i use surface pro 3 daily

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Bought the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4", doing a car audio project with it, putting it in the dash where the radio cavity is.

Did this with my Nexus 7 in my previous car. There were some apps I had to get and I needed to root it to get it working properly I a few fronts, but it worked pretty well.

On the topic, I hardly ever use my tablet outside of travel. For light browsing, my phone is better, for anything more, my laptop is better. Typing is easier on both my phone and laptop as well.

 

[Rich Spirit]

iPAWiND + MovieBox + Popcorn Time =

 

[Sad Bunny]

Cell phone and laptop .. no need for a tablet

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

Only use a tablet if i wanna fukk with Android apps

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

Mostly chromecast and reading

 

[KevCo]

I read all the time on mine, comics or books. Usually for an hour or two a night while Im in bed. Also post to facebook with it for work and whatnot.

 

[shutterguy]

Did this with my Nexus 7 in my previous car. There were some apps I had to get and I needed to root it to get it working properly I a few fronts, but it worked pretty well.

On the topic, I hardly ever use my tablet outside of travel. For light browsing, my phone is better, for anything more, my laptop is better. Typing is easier on both my phone and laptop as well.

Purchased USB Audio Pro Player, a USB to-go cable, and an outboard USB DAC, audio is very clean now. Just need to drop the TomTom NAV software on the microSD card.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Purchased USB Audio Pro Player, a USB to-go cable, and an outboard USB DAC, audio is very clean now. Just need to drop the TomTom NAV software on the microSD card.

I forgot many of the finer details, but it was a lot of little shyt I had to deal with. For instance, since I had my head unit in the glove compartment, I wanted an quick and easy on-screen way to control the volume, so I had to find a volume controller that always stayed on the screen.

For maps, I downloaded some free offline map service (TeleNav, I think) but I never used it, I always just used my phone's hotspot and Google Maps when I needed Nav.

There was a bunch of other stuff convenience things, that I ended up using Tasker to handle

 

[1970s HeRon Flow]

Use my galaxy tab pro and iPad mini heavily daily,I keep my comic book and DC films strictly on their,plus my go to Sirius satellite player,iPad i use for internet surfing and to Bluetooth my spotify and or music collection at home or in the whip,never been a PC or laptop user,only now I've started using my laptop mainly to transfer files from my S5 when I download shyt off Utorrent,unto my two tablets or my asus zenfone 2

 

[StatUS]

Reading and Emulators. Everything else I got a Computer and phone for.

 

[shutterguy]

I forgot many of the finer details, but it was a lot of little shyt I had to deal with. For instance, since I had my head unit in the glove compartment, I wanted an quick and easy on-screen way to control the volume, so I had to find a volume controller that always stayed on the screen.

For maps, I downloaded some free offline map service (TeleNav, I think) but I never used it, I always just used my phone's hotspot and Google Maps when I needed Nav.

There was a bunch of other stuff convenience things, that I ended up using Tasker to handle

Did you have to root at all?

I think I will unless I can find a way to get the Tab to charge and send music through the USB to-go cable. I have a Sony system that is the head unit, digital processor, and a add-on usb/audio device (the DAC is from the usb input), basically you select USB on the head unit and that is the tablet. I keep the audio from the USB Audio app set the same as a cd would be from the head unit.