We'd always thought this was going to be the year of
Android tablets, but until the day Google gives its
full blessing for the tablet form factor, the market will still be lacking in apps that make good use of the extra screen estate. Funnily enough, today the
Wall Street Journal took a leap of faith and
pushed out an Android version of its tablet app, just in time to ride on the
Samsung Galaxy Tab's first wave. In many ways,
WSJ's Android app appears to be a slimmed down version of its iPad equivalent. Once logged in with a subscription account, users are greeted by the same start screen for choosing your papers, which are automatically downloaded at launch. Naturally, once the papers are on your device, you can read them regardless of internet connectivity, and you can save your favorites to a dedicated area there for quick access as well. More after the break.
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