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I have an Android tablet myself - well, sort of. I picked up a Kindle Fire for my wife for xmas and loved it so much I bought one for myself! The problem is, the "skin"/interface for the Fire is Amazon's own little thing (and centered around books since that's really what the Kindle is for), but with the help of an app called "GO Launcher EX" it's now a full-on Android tablet with none of the Amazon stuff getting in the way.
I was never interested in tablets until I got one in my hand - then it was game on!
Pick up any good apps for it yet? I have a few that I really like and put on my Droid Incredible 2 phone as well as my tablet:
Astro - a great file manager, is similar to windows explorer
1TapCleaner - great for clearing out your histories and caches
Where's My Droid? - great app for whenever you "lose" your phone around the house. Text a pre-determined phrase to your phone and it cranks the volume and starts ringing 'till you find it. I'm absent minded, and this happens at least once every other week.
WiFi Analyzer - good for finding wifi hotspots around and what their signal strength is.
Soundhound - ever been in a store, bar, or somewhere of the like and hear a song playing and you just have to know what it is? Fire this app up, let it listen for a few seconds and it'll identify most any song out there.
...and of course, some of my favorite games:
Plants Vs. Zombies - self explanatory..
Grand Theft Auto III - yes, this is available for Android phones and tablets! Just like I remembered it! Killing people and picking up hookers. What more do you want?!
Solitaire MegaPack - can't help it, I'm a solitaire nut.
UNO - if you like the card game, you'll love this version.
SlotMachine+ - 'cause I like to gamble when i'm not losing my own hard-earned money.
There's lots more, but that'll get ya started if you haven't already. As you can tell, I'm an android addict.
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