Richard Lai of Engadget reviews the Android tablet app for The Wall Street Journal, calling it a “pretty good job.”
“Speaking of which, you’ll also find two more buttons next to the text size keys — one’s for jumping to the top of the page, and the other’s for jumping to the bottom, just like the ‘Home’ and ‘End’ keys on a desktop keyboard. We haven’t been using these four tiny buttons much yet, but they could do with some sizing up to cover more of our fingertip.
“Another big difference between the two versions is the way video clips are embedded in the articles. In short: it’s not for the short-tempered — it’s bad enough that the articles take almost twice as long to load, but you’re also forced to watch them in full screen only; whereas the iPad version lets you watch them right inside the article (like HTML5 videos in iOS’ Safari) or in fullscreen mode. In WSJ’s defense, this is probably more to do with certain limitations on Android, so here’s hoping that Google will throw in some useful tweaks in the near future to aid developers on this matter.”
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