Does anyone use a tablet to play BBO? I tried a Samsung tablet about 18 months ago and it just didn't work well like a regular computer. I couldn't accurately use the stylus to press the numbers I wanted.
Any others have this problem or can anyone help?
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using BBO with a tablet
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Posted 2013-August-31, 21:08
Have you tried the mobile app? It doesn't have all the features of the regular web app, but it may work better on the tablet.
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Posted 2013-August-31, 22:06
The app works OK on my Samsung tablet. I prefer the Web version on a regular computer, but the app will do in a pinch.
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Posted 2013-September-01, 08:54
GreenMan, on 2013-August-31, 22:06, said:
The app works OK on my Samsung tablet. I prefer the Web version on a regular computer, but the app will do in a pinch.
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I don't know whether the 10.1 inch versions of the Samsung tablet were around 18 months ago to which the OP refers. Certainly on mine I have not felt the need to use a stylus.
It's a nasty situation. I prefer the Flash software, but I prefer using the tablet more than I dislike the android app. Not by much, though.
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"Gentlemen, when the barrage lifts." 9th battalion, King's own Yorkshire light infantry,
2000 years earlier: "morituri te salutant"
"I will be with you, whatever". Blair to Bush, precursor to invasion of Iraq
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