UPGRADING YOUR SMARTPHONE AND ANDROID TABLET

Smart phones are the phones of choice these days and whether the individual is 15 or 50, there is a lot of pleasure to be found with these devices. They make tasks more fun, make life easier, and generally make our days ... well brighter!

If you have ever been in danger of missing say, a deadline, is it not the most exhilarating feeling to know that you can simply send in whatever document it is on the go from wherever you are? Smartphones generally include amazing features with hundreds of applications. Of all these, for the working man or woman, its ability to carry and read doc., pdf., power point, and such other documents is most probably its most defining state.

In deciding to join or rejoin the rest of the world in the use of these wonders of technology, the best idea is usually to make sure you get a good quality phone.
Phone makers like Apple, BlackBerry, Samsung, etc, have carried several versions of the Smartphone even while upgrading feverishly at a pace that keeps one dizzy just trying to keep up. Why, only yesterday, the world was agog over the good ol’    iPhone and now today, we have the iPhone 5 to contend with! The situation was also very true with the popular BB. Of course, China was not left out of all the fun as its own manufacturers went ahead to begin producing their own smart phone.

Although their manufacturers constantly continue to outdo themselves, and we are not going to mention names, some devices are indeed of such poor quality that buying them will generally leave an unnecessary hole in an already severely trim wallet.

The Android tablet is also one of the hottest devices in the market. Android is maintained by Google and is currently one of the biggest Operating Systems in the market. Android systems generally have some additional applications like Google Maps, Gmail, YouTube, etc.

Currently, Android tablets on the market include Google Nexus7, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9, etc. In fact, they are so many of them that at times it is hard to keep track.

The fact remains that in deciding to upgrade one’s smart phone or tablet, there is really no sense running out there and buying the first one that catches the eye. Some buy based on the appearance, some buy based on adverts, some others are prudent enough to seek expert opinions whether its previous customers or simply people who make it their business to know what devices are better for certain purposes.