Yeah. Still going to have to disagree. I don't scroll at all in the comics I read. Both the comics I purchase on Comixology or comics I obtain through the internets.
The problem is that the Nexus 7 is a 16:9 screen, and the iPad mini is 4:3, neither of which are the actual ratio of a comic book, but the iPad won't have to scale down as much (the screens are the same height).
After having it for about a month, I'm happy with my purchase of the new Kindle Fire HDX. With my iPad 2, I used it for about a year but never liked the size. Getting an HDX made sense for me because it's 7", so it feels good in my hand, and I buy most of my media from Amazon anyway, so that content is already there.
That being said, it still has a lack of apps and a lot of the issues I have with Android in general, so I still end up using my iPhone for most things.
Today my new iPad Mini with Retina screen arrived! I'm using it for this very post. It's awesome. Soooo many apps are waaaaay better on an iPad compared to a iPhone, and the screen is gorgeous.
My only problem is that now all the photos I output from Lightroom for uploading to Facebook and my blog look either tiny or shit. Time to up the resolution so my eyes don't bleed.
After fucking up a few times and accidentally factory resetting it and probably making my neighbors think I'm in an abusive relationship, I finally got Lollipop installed on my Nook HD+. Man, its like night and day. Its so much better than the 4.0-based firmware it came with. Even after the accidental factory reset when I first tried to do the setup so I could login and make sure clockwork mod was still installed, it was taking several seconds per letter just to type in my name and giving me a couple random reboots. Now its working great, especially from hardware from like 2012. If you have an older device that's slow now, I highly recommend installing some custom firmware if you can.
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Don't see the problem that you're going through.
Now the super annoying wait until it arrives in the post.
That being said, it still has a lack of apps and a lot of the issues I have with Android in general, so I still end up using my iPhone for most things.
My only problem is that now all the photos I output from Lightroom for uploading to Facebook and my blog look either tiny or shit. Time to up the resolution so my eyes don't bleed.