Tablet Productivity

For a lot of people, when they buy a new Windows tablet, they end up using it for very basic things. Things like only using the tablet for online shopping or browsing, for only looking at emails and chats, or only using it to play casual games on.

This is where a lot of people will miss out on a Windows tablet’s full potential to help them get productive work done.

Windows tablets come with full Windows Home or Pro OS, which means you can get all the benefits of a full PC, but you also get the convenience of using touch-based apps in a more flexible tablet format.

Once you start using the right apps to manage meetings, read documents, manage tasks and get organised, the tablet becomes a far more powerful work tool.

In this blog, we’ll cover the apps that can make a Windows tablet feel much more useful for productivity, organisation, and day-to-day business tasks.

You see a lot of people using their tablets for what amounts to trivial, everyday tasks such as looking for emails, reading PDFs, searching for something online, or composing a message. What should be a straightforward experience is frequently very challenging.

This is where Microsoft Copilot can make a real difference on a Windows tablet.

On Windows 11 devices, Copilot is available as an application that can be pinned to the taskbar or found in the Start menu, which can remain open while working in another app.

This guide will break down just how Microsoft Copilot can enhance your experience using your Windows tablet.

A Windows tablet really starts to get useful once you’ve got the right free software installed. The goal isn’t to download a hundred apps. It’s installing a small set that covers the stuff people actually do on a tablet, like writing, taking notes, opening files, playing media, and recording your screen.

This helpful guide is meant to walk you through the best free software that you can find using a Windows tablet today.