If you're among the growing number of owners of Android-powered tablets, you may have experienced some frustrations with selection of app Google exhibit (formerly Android Market).
This is because the app store Google mixtures apps phone and tablet, with no clear way to differentiate between them. So you frequently encounter apps which are not designed (or the less optimized) for your tablet.
Market Tablified HD is like an app store for tablets. He slaughter all applications optimized set of Google bar, at the same time you giving reviews and news related to the application. Considered as a single window for the discriminating Android Tablet owner.
This is not just some fancy filtering used to cough, the list of the compatible tablet apps; developers to choose those which take full advantage of the larger screen of a Tablet and, if possible, take advantage of bar Action and Fragments of Android API.
In other words, they separate the wheat app from the app, the chaff being built for phones Android apps.
Unfortunately, market Tablified step perfect. First of all, must be Android 3.0 or later, so you can forget to run on your old, Froyo or Gingerbread-powered tablet.
Also, it is a bit slow, which can be frustrating. Developers are aware of this and work to optimize their servers.
There is a Lite version of Tablified market which is free, but it is heavy on ads. For a mere $1.49, you can obtain market Tablified Pro, which offers an experience without publicity. If you have a compatible Android tablet, you should definitely try one or the other.
Contributing editor Rick Broida writes on business and consumer technology. Ask for help with problems from your PC to the hasslefree@pcworld.com, or try the Treasury of useful people in the Community Forums of PC World. Subscribe to the newsletter of PC hassle by email to each week.
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