SAN DIEGO, CA, November 12, 2010 (Press-News.org) This month Exec Digital wants to show you that when it comes to smartphones or tablets, Android products should be given a chance to compete for your hard-earned dollars.
If you're a the kind type of person who just needs to have the next great Apple product (be it the iPhone or iPad),
Exec Digital's Adio Royster gives you some insight into some other alternatives that not only do everything Apple products can do, but in some cases better.
Since you've been hooked into that story, why not check out Exec Digital's November issue, which also explores five wealthy executives who just happen to be some of the quarterbacks in the NFL. If you're thinking about that also in this month's issue read about the next great golfing excursion, take a look at Exec Digital's with a review of the Twenty Ten at Celtic Manor - the site of the 2010 Ryder Cup.
Gadget wars, the NFL and golf... How much better could Exec Digital be this month?
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Exec Digital is Not Ignoring the Android, and Neither Should Alternatives to Apple Products and More in this Month's Issue of Exec Digital
This month on Exec Digital, we want toExec Digital shows you that when it comes to smartphones or tablets, Android products should be given a chance to compete for your hard earned dollars.
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