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     Re: Android Tablet's   
     By: Ed Vance to All on Fri Mar 13 2020 13:41:00   
      
      
    EV> I still have been thinking about buying a Android Tablet.   
      
   i have one... they're nice for what they can do... i prefer mine over my   
   chromebook but both have their places... especially since the chromebook has   
   an actual keyboard...   
      
    EV> From my experience playing with Chromebook pc's when I'm in the   
    EV> Electronics section of a Store, I am thinking I would have to   
    EV> create a Google Email Account after I got a Tablet.   
      
   if you already have a google account, you can just use it... i use the same   
   one for all my devices...   
      
    EV> I'm NOT wanting to Sign Up for a second Internet Account, just for the   
    EV> Tablet, and have been wondering if I could download Programs (Apps) from   
    EV> Google's website from this computer and put them on the Tablet with a   
    EV> USB Cable?   
      
   no... let the tablet use wifi or cell data (if it has it) to get its updates   
   and apps... you're also not signing up for a second internet account... it   
   isn't like that... you likely already have an account with an ISP so signing   
   up with google or any other similar service is simply that with the added   
   features of another email address and whatever else...   
      
    EV> Would I be able to use the Tablet to connect to my DSL Account with AT&T   
   somehow?   
      
   you'll use wifi for that and likely be connecting to your router if it has   
   wifi... otherwise you'll have to get an access point... wireless routers can   
   be browbeaten into acting as access points by connecting them to your LAN via   
   one of their ports instead of using the WAN port... but you can use the WAN   
   port so the wifi router would separate your wireless LAN from your wired   
   LAN... it depends on what your needs are...   
      
    > I'm NOT wanting to use the Tablet for a Telephone either, because I can use   
    > my Go Phone if I want to talk with someone.   
    > I don't use the Go Phone for TEXT or DATA, only as a telephone when I'm out   
    > of the house.   
      
   you'll need cell data on some device if you want to use the tablet or   
   chromebook while out and about without having to stop somewhere... i use the   
   wifi hotspot on my iphone to connect my tablet and chromebook to the 'net when   
   i'm out... it uses my cell data on my phone... this because neither of my   
   tablet or chromebook have cell data capabilities...   
      
   if you get a tablet with cell data capabilities, you'll have to have a cell   
   account for it and that account will have to have cell data... you don't have   
   to use the phone portion if you don't want to... tablets are a little big to   
   be trying to use like a phone to your ear... they're generally used with   
   headphones or earbuds and like a video phone with or without the video   
   depending on things...   
      
      
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