Currently Unavailable. Storage 8 GB 8 GB. Rate Product. I needed a tablet which is in the range of Rs. Adam 2 is the tablet I needed and it gets the job done. Pros: 1. A very decent tablet at a very good price. Handles day to day task at ease. The build quality is solid and the touch response is good. Cons: 1. Feels a bit hefty. Some of the apps like Samurai Siege, Instagram are not compatible. Sometimes lag a bit but is not annoyingly slow.
Chinmaya Swain Certified Buyer , Chennai. There's also eraser, bucket and text tools and a variety of photo filters and tweaks you can access by dropping into edit mode. Calculator: Notion Ink's built a hefty scientific calculator here which processes multiple functions in a row, and has a virtual tape output so you can keep track of the history.
Shrink it down to Panel View and it becomes your standard calculator. Facebook: This isn't a full-screen app, but rather the mobile version of Facebook's website in a Panel view, along with a notifications bar that theoretically pings the Facebook servers to pull in your social feed automatically.
That'd be nice, because the mobile website doesn't ever refresh itself, but we say theoretically because we couldn't actually get notifications to work. Notion Ink's Settings pane is actually pretty neat, turning Android's nesting menus into a visually pleasing, intuitive full screen. Nimbuzz is bundled for chat, Quickoffice for basic productivity and Solaro Mobile for an educational twist; all require registration to begin with.
OsmAnd is your Maps replacement, with downloadable and locally cached open-source maps for different regions around the globe, with the unfortunate compromise of being rather slow. That's about it, really, for included apps, and there's no app store to download more, as the promised Genesis store isn't out yet -- you'll have to sideload third-party app stores and apps if you want to do anything else with the tablet.
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