Microsoft's Office applications are some of the best examples of tablet-optimized Android apps that I've ever come across. Monetization: free / contains ads / no IAPs One thing's for sure it's nice to see other companies support tablets on Android even when Google doesn't feel it's necessary. Seven to ten-inch tablets are recommended, and even though the app is pretty old, Amazon is still updating it diligently.
There are even a few exclusive features in this version, such as a press and hold option to fling items to the bottom of your screen, saving them to an always accessible tray, like a fancy bookmark for all of your favorite items. Much like how the phone app displays the site on phones, this tablet app fills the entire screen of tablets with shopping goodness. This is the Amazon shopping app exclusively designed for tablets. So instead of testing an excessive amount of apps to find the ones that properly fit your tablets and Chromebooks, let AP do the heavy lifting for you. We here at AP aim to help, and so we've compiled a hand-picked roundup of our favorite tablet-optimized apps, freshly updated with new listings to continually grow the list (changelog at the bottom of the page), ensuring Android users will have the ability to find the worthwhile apps that are indeed optimized for large screens. This creates a situation where it is difficult to find the best Android apps that are optimized for tablets (and Chromebooks) on the Play Store. Unlike Apple, Google hasn't shown much of an interest in tablets since the days of Honeycomb.
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