<u>Tablet Pros</u>
Better for extended work sessions: Tablets are designed to work for longer hours, which makes them better for extended work sessions than smartphones. When it comes to editing photos and videos of the project, it is a superior tool because the visibility is much better. Many tablets have a longer battery life than most smartphones.
Reading and writing: Tablets are easier to read and interact with content. This is especially when it comes to viewing documents, drafts, and drawings. It is also easier to use interactive websites and read large pieces of information on a tablet. Reading and writing content is more comfortable.
Video calling: Tablets are easier for video conferencing. Propping your tablet on the table allows you to conference with clients with a professional feel, than holding your smartphone in front of your face.
<u>Phone Pros</u>
Handy: A smartphone is designed to be used in the hand and fit comfortably in your pocket or purse. It’s low weight, high durability, small size, long battery life, and with the ability to use voice commands and one-handed usability, it is the ideal device for on the go.
Better communication device: If you need to talk on your phone a lot, or if you’re going to be sending a lot of texts and instant messages, then a smartphone is a better tool. Because it is always with you, it is more ideal for communicating effectively.
Camera: If you will need to take a lot of photos of your job sites, the camera is easier to point and shoot with a smartphone. Generally, the cameras on smartphones tend to capture higher quality images than tablets, while also being a lot easier to carry around.
<u>Pros for Both</u>
Easy to use tech compared to computer's
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