I joined the community and have been using the app on my tablet and phone.

G still believes that the primary input tool on campuses will continue to be the keyboard, (and therefore, giving people tablets wouldn't make that much of an impact).

I am a Sales Exec at a laptop and tablet hardware/spare parts company. :) Oh, and Welcome to the forum John!

Should my tablet come with a usb port?

In my 1st post I would like to share the apps I use and find out what apps BP members are using.1) sign my pad- sign docs from your tablet or phone.2) foxfi- free internet hotspot.3) cam scanner- takes pic of doc and saves it as a PDF to your computer.4) dropbox- gives you access to your docs anywhere via the cloud first 2gb are free.I need a good office suite to read and make exel docs if anyone knows one.Also I need an app that edits PDF files.

Also, podcasts.Kiyosaki's company has recently launched a smartphone and tablet app that's supposedly geared towards teaching in a 'Millennial' way.My biggest tip from experience: immerse him through different media, or else he'll only have interest peaking periodically.Nevertheless, easy & entertaining reads on marketing would be Guy Kawasaki, Gary Vaynerchuck, Tim Ferriss and Seth Godin.

My @thingy not working on tablet.

It's supposed to be good for tablets, phones, and desktop to scroll.

I personally carry a Microsoft Surface tablet.

I just bought a new Nokia Phone, an Asus Laptop, and my husband has a Surface RT Tablet.