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Only 1300 dedicated Android tablet apps?

• nextparadigms 15y ago
  1300? Wow. I thought they were still like 100-200. With Xoom barely selling, Transformer no where to be found, I think that's very impressive so far. Looking forward to a huge increase in popularity of Android tablets this fall when tablets with Tegra 3 and ICS start arriving. Amazon will enter the market in a big way, too with 2 tablets.
  • mike-cardwell 15y ago
    More than I was expecting too. Luckily, the vast majority of existing Android apps work well in tablet format without any changes. My Viewsonic G-Tablet is running Cyanogenmod 7 (Android 2.3) and I've got tonnes of useful, well built apps on it.
• ZeroGravitas 15y ago
  Does "Daily Babe HD" really need API's only available for 3.0 and up? You'd think displaying a picture would be equally possible on tablets like the HTC Flyer running 2.3
• mikle 15y ago
  I've looked through a few and by the life of me I can't find one that is doing something only available with 3.0. Google changed a lot of stuff with the UI, yet non of the apps seem to utilize windowing or other new stuff. This is really kind of annoying, since I'm trying to understand how all the new UI paradigms will work, and no example is to be found (at least not on my Xoom).