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I can't really think of an essential daily app (minus work / minus business related / minus intensive reading) that I use which has better UI and UX on a tablet

• frik 9y ago
  How do you carry a 5.5 inch device? In an extra handbag? I find such devices too big for my pockets. I rather prefer 4.8 inch smartphone and a 10 inch tablet. A tablet is much nicer to consume websites, type in short text and watch videos - also less eye strain.
• wtbob 9y ago
  > I can't really think of an essential daily app (minus work / minus business related / minus intensive reading) that I use which has better UI and UX on a tablet. For me it's TV. While I own a TV, I essentially never use it. A tablet has more viewing area than a phone, which makes it much more pleasant to consume TV shows on. I think you hit the nail on the head re. how well relatively recent tablets work. At first I thought a tablet would be like a phone — replaced annually — but I find that I've had the same tablet for four years. It does its job, it's a nice size (and Google haven't come out with another 7" tablet since!); why replace it?
• hamstercat 9y ago
  For me it's watching videos and reading on the web. Like you said though, there's no need to upgrade too often. My iPad 3 is 5 years old now and it's still working fine for those uses.