Android device advice

I'm having to hand back my work Surface 3, as I've got a new job where the tech is unlikely to be as flash. So I'm considering purchasing a Galaxy S2. I've enjoyed the hover-over feature in Logos whereby the cursor provides (for example) Greek morphology; you can use the Surface stylus quite nicely. The S2 doesn't come with a stylus and I understand it's not S Pen compatible. I take quite a few notes and make highlights using the Surface stylus.

Are there any Logos users with an S2? What's your experience with highlighting and hover-overs? Any purchasing advice?

Deep thanks,

Mark.

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Graham Criddle

Hi Mark

I haven't used that specific device but just wanted to point out that the Android app provides reduced functionality when compared to the full Logos software.

I've enjoyed the hover-over feature in Logos whereby the cursor provides (for example) Greek morphology

This, for example, doesn't work in the same way. You can access this information but you need to be online to do so

I take quite a few notes and make highlights using the Surface stylus.

And the Android app does support this well.

Any purchasing advice?

Main advice is that you ensure you understand the differences between the Android apps and the full Logos app and whether you will be happy with that

Apologies if you knew all this.

Kevin A. Purcell

Are there any Logos users with an S2? What's your experience with highlighting and hover-overs? Any purchasing advice?

If you mean the Tab S2, if you can afford another $100 you can get a Surface 3 with 64 GB for $500. If you don't install much more than Logos and maybe a few smaller apps, then it will work acceptably. I'm not talking about the Surface Pro 3 but the Surface 3.

Mark Nichols

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/788111#Comment_788111

Thanks Kevin. Graham's response tipped me in this direction, yours settles it for me! A Surface it will be. The prices of the Galaxy S2 and Surface 3 are very similar, which I admit surprised me.

Much appreciated,

Mark.