There are a few tablets around my office that I have used in every aspect of my life and work. These include Android tablets big and small, a BlackBerry PlayBook, and even an HP TouchPad sitting quietly in its Touchstone dock. I have used at least a dozen different Android tablets in addition to the two I own. I use tablets heavily, and have grown increasingly frustrated over the inconsistent user experience. That is why I just bought an iPad 2.

 

I find the HP TouchPad to be far ahead of all Android Honeycomb tablets as the user experience provided by webOS is much better than that of Honeycomb. Sadly, HP has orphaned the TouchPad, and it makes no sense to use it as my main tablet. I need my mobile devices to evolve, in both system capability and apps available, and that's not going to happen for the TouchPad.

 

Given the TouchPad's awful situation, lately I have turned back to the Android tablet for my daily tablet fix. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a sweet piece of hardware, but it is saddled with the mess that is Honeycomb. The same Android inconsistent performance and implementation that drove me to the iPhone 4S, has now driven me to the iPad 2.

 

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