Does anyone stitch from their Kindle/Android/iPad?

Fox01

I put in a repaint on my laptop so I can make it bigger and stripe what I have done
works purfecct!

trololo

HollyBlue ответил: 2012-8-17 07:42
Why would you be printing personal
hobby stuff at work. What an odd
post. i work at work and stitch  ...

and why u leave posts that have nothing to do with the subject of topic??u always leave negative comments..never kind...i already noiticed.if u are in bad mood it doesnt mean that other people have to support yours bad mood

IamJamie

waterbaby842 replied at 2012-8-19 08:10
Now I want to buy an iPad!!!  Darn you all

Do it! Do it! Do it! :lol

IamJamie

dstressd replied at 2012-8-19 15:36
I'd settles for a piece of software that could convince my PC or Tablet that it was an iPad so I cou ...

What kind of tablet do you have?

dstressd

IamJamie replied at 2012-8-19 20:39
What kind of tablet do you have?

HTC Flyer with gingerbread 3.2 <i think>

IamJamie

dstressd replied at 2012-8-19 20:49
HTC Flyer with gingerbread 3.2

There is an app called Freenotes in the market place. It should be similar and should have the same functions as goodnotes.

dstressd

I've downloaded it but it's not that 'user friendly'. I was trying to look through the different functions but everytime I even touch the screen, it draws all over everything when all I want it to do is scroll up LOL

waterbaby842

IamJamie replied at 2012-8-19 20:39
Do it! Do it! Do it!

*sigh*  I honestly wish I could but I am going back to school in 2 weeks and am not making any $ while doing so!  Gotta pay the bills.  Perhaps Santa will be extra good to me....

XStitchDoc

I wish I'd had a tablet instead of a laptop when I was in school-- so portable and easy to take notes on or even record lectures with the right app. A lot of textbooks are now available in Kindle or other ebook formats now too-- and MUCH cheaper than actual books (and not as heavy!) I'm using all e-texts for the classes I teach now. It's so convenient and my students actually will READ their assignments!

I know you can often get the small (7") Android tablets for less than $100 USD at BigLots here in the US. I managed to get a surprisingly nice one with a video camera, Androud 4.0, and a micro SD port on sale for $89 last month. (Reg price was only $99.) they almost never have them on display, but I nagged and hounded the store manager until he brought one out if the stockroom to prove they weren't doing an illegal bait-and-switch and I grabbed it and bought it before he could put it back!!

XStitchDoc

A lot of Android users swear by EZpdf and Repligo for reading and annotating (and highlighting) PDFs on Android tablets.