Guess I'll be buying tapatalk for my android, heheh.
Guess I'll be buying tapatalk for my android, heheh.
To have many forums in one app, and Tapatalk is a bit easier for that, but I knew Todd had an iPad and was more curious than anything. I haven't been able to convince work I need one yet, so I don't even have an iPad.Two situations I didn't think of that make perfect sense. While tapatalk is great, I guess I like the full version of forums when I can get them so I just have them bundled in to one folder on my ipad.I'd say low bandwidth situations like 3G and saturated WiFi links. Tapatalk uses less bandwidth.
That being said I guess I'd use an Ipad version for both of those scenarios mentioned if it became available. Thankfully devs have been pretty responsive about updating apps to both platforms, might happen eventually.
Last edited by Rverdi; 02-27-2011 at 10:53 AM.
Is there any advantage in using this over the standard Android browser?
That's a screenshot from my iPhone.
It's fits the screen. All the options are available native to the app:
And Tapatalk hosts images. Take a picture and upload it. No additional hosting site or anything.
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ
Interesting, i guess I'll try it.
Worth the two bucks if you ask me.Originally Posted by Shenaniguns
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ
I may be in touch about a class in new hampshire so I can collect.
Sent from my PG06100 using Tapatalk
Looks fine on the Xoom.
Most of what I've heard is that Honeycomb handles scaling from phone-res apps better than iOS does.
It is much more streamlined than the graphical browser interface. There are no lines or images to get in the way but you can still see all the text and thumbnail images you can expand if desired.
Over all it makes reading on small touch screen device much easier.
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