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Eclipse does have its isues. There is also another one: IntelliJ IDEA. I've played a little with Basic4Android but haven't decided to buy in yet.

I need to get back to this but work has taken me...

In many cases that's all you need.

So far I've only found issues on phones and not tablets. But a tablet with 3G/4G, etc. (cellphone company Internet) might be locked down too.

I have a NAS...

You could do that, but it limits your market reach pretty radically. Remember, these are primarily consumer devices so unless you are meeting a specialized need users won't stray far from the major...

Yep.

You can just email the APK, put it on some file share, a Web site, etc. Just like a setup package for Classic Windows.


Distributing APK's for testing talks about testing before...

Some of it may be herd mentality or fashion.

Battery life is one thing the really low-end tablets are poor at, so I'm glad you found a satisfactory device.

Like anything, a tablet OS and UI has...

You can also ask at the store before buying just to make sure, though the retail sales staff I've found are almost clueless so you might need to ask to test on a demo unit if they allow it.

I paid...

File managers ("explorers") for Android are often optimized for phones. You'd want one better oriented to tablet devices. Some even open two panes making it easier to view the source and...

I suspect an Android or a WinRT device would do about the same thing for you. The main way they differ from iStuff is more open support for common USB devices. But they don't have an iStuff docking...

As far as I can tell WinRT-ARM platforms still use Explorer on the desktop and I can't imagine that they don't support at least one USB OTG port as well.

Here is some detail suggesting that they...