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Featured on Meta. Although I admit that I have no particular use for a tablet, it is extremely cool and fun to own one.

In my opinion, users get the most out of a tablet if they have a mobile lifestyle, which do not apply to me. For time wasters while on the move, I have my handy iPhone. Well, one of my good friend asked my help in researching of a tablet which he can use while traveling to different countries. He has a couple of requirements in that the tablet must be of relatively small size convenience factor , takes a SIM card, has 3G capabilities and be able to make phone calls.

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Obviously at one point or another, we had to consider the iPad. The iPad is fortunately factory unlocked so you can use it in other countries and still receive 3G signals as long as they provide SIM cards. Unfortunately, the iPad does not have native phone calling capabilities and requires a third party app Skype. After a little digging around, we found the Samsung Galaxy Tab P You know how people joke initially that the iPad was nothing more than a bigger version of the iPhone but without the phone calling capabilities? It really is just a bigger version of an Android phone.

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The P is an unlocked model and with it, the phone calling feature also has been unlocked. This pretty much means that nothing distinguishes the SGT from a regular Android phone! You really can make a phone call on the SGT just like how you could on a regular phone! Size Dimensions At 7 inches, this is the perfect travel companion.

Here is a picture of what came in the box:. This is one of my first chance at being able to spend so much time on an Android based device. After initial monkeying around, I really have to say that I am quite loving it! While Apple devices just give you one home button, the SGT actually gives you four touch sensitive buttons. With four buttons, you have more control over what you are doing on the tablet. With the SGT, you have more control. The four buttons from left to right is as follows:.

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Menu Button — Pressing this button immediately gives you options pertaining to that app or window opened. For example, if I am within the Gmail app, pressing this button will immediately give me option buttons to compose a new message, search my inbox, view my labels, refresh the screen and etc. Obviously all of these can also be done on the iPad as well but pressing the menu button is so much easier in my opinion. Home Button — Pressing this button will bring you back to your home screen.

Within, it will show you what apps you have recently opened and you can quickly switch to any one of them with a click of a button. This is a very neat multi-tasking feature. The SGT also have a task manager! Inside it, you can view currently running applications and exit any one you choose to. Another awesome function is being able to clear the memory.

If your device feels a little sluggish, clearing the memory of inactive processes can help.

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Back Button — In my opinion, this button is the most useful. Suddenly, I need to check my email so I open the Gmail app. After checking my messages, I simply tab the back button a couple of times and I am right back to whatever I was looking at within the CNN app. I could have also hold the home button and switch back to the CNN app but for some reason, I found myself using the back button the most. Search Button — The search button is one I use the least.

If an app has search capabilities, pressing this button will immediately allow you to do just that. The Android OS has this feature built in and to access it, you simply swipe your fingers down from the top status bar. Once the bar slides down, you get to see your recent notification activities along with the ability to quickly turn on or off certain functions of the phone. This is extremely useful because who wants to dig through menu after menu just to turn a feature on or off?

Of course, within the heart and soul of every tablet is the app economy. You can easily browse featured apps or you can browse through categories, which is how I usually do it. Each category itself allows you to sort via the top paid, top free, top grossing, etc. Of course you can also search for a specific app as well. As long as the major apps are available on both platforms, I should be fairly happy. Quality over quantity! Interestingly, navigating the apps after it has been downloaded is quite weird, at first. You have to first open the Applications panel where you see all of your apps, find the newly installed app and touch and hold the icon for 2 seconds.

The app would then stick itself on the home screen.