Previously on Lemmy: Emulators
Past Discussions:
For the last couple of weeks, it was all fun and games. This week, we are going for a more generalized topic on how you use your Android devices for work.
I’m boring in regards to work apps, so I very much favor using Microsoft apps over Google apps for work, as overall I feel Google apps work better on iPhones than on Android (to my great frustration). Office and Teams work exactly how I expect them to, while their desktop version are a bit bloated, on Android they work super well, and there really is no replacement that’s as good as Microsoft Lens for scanning printed documents into PDFs.
But, I understand my use for Android for productivity is fairly limited, so, I’m interested to see if we can put our head together and find some interesting ways to use your Android devices to help us all be more productive.
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To be honest, not.
- my employer gives apple mobiles out
- anything usefull can’t be done on those small screens
- screens that are large enough to show anything useful aren’t portable
- when I’m out of the office/not working from home, I’m not available for work, so I don’t need to use android for productivity
Privately, I have an email client for emergencies (used aqua, but with the subscription junk now introduced, looking for a good FOSS alternative) and a calendar which I need to check more. That’s about it peoductivity wise.
I don’t really think phones have a real use (yet?) for productivity aside from as a marketing gimmick. Only for looking stuff up.
Well, there are people whose entire workflow can be and is done on a phone. It’s just not the best method for you and me.
Do you know what they do? I seriously cannot imagine anything where at least a tablet wouldn’t be much better and more efficient.
