Basics about tablets, Android iOS

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Microsoft (PC) vs. Macintosh

Android (Google) vs. iOS(iPad/iPhones)

Android/Microsoft Licensed Software meaning multiple manufacturers make devices with the software (i.e. Dell, Hp, Asus, Samsung, Lenovo, IBM, Toshiba, etc)

iOS/Macintosh is Apple only

Android prices vary $200-$1000

iOS/iPad ~$400

Differences:

Android

iOS

Customizable/confusion

Standard Layout/Easier to use

Fully Functional (email, internet, photos, apps)

Fully Functional (email, internet, photos, apps)

Widgets (snapshots of news, stocks, photos, weather, live feeds)

No widgets

Starting at $200

(Nexus 7 & Kindle Fire)

Starting at $330

Multiple Sizes 7" & 10" & more

Multiple Sizes 7" & 10"

Connects Wifi (Free)

Connects Wifi (Free)

Connects via Cellular Data (Att, Verizon, Sprint, Tmobile) Paid

Connects via Cellular Data (Att, Verizon, Sprint, Tmobile) Paid

Because of diversity less peer support

Standardized interface more peer support

Seek outside assistance

Support available at Apple Store

 

Terminology

Touchscreen – no physical keys touch what and where you want

Stylus – pen-like accessory used for more precise touching

Home button – takes the use back to the very first screen

Stay on Window – windows do not close and reset back to a home page, if you reopen the window, it will display the last item you viewed

Apps – downloaded software that add productivity to your tablet device

 
Jason Dare
Computer Trainer
415/240.4843
learn@sfct.net
1617 Balboa St.
San Francisco, CA 94121
www.sfct.net

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