Android tablets are very versatile and cover a wide range of devices, from low-budget models that you can snap up in a cinch to Android-powered tablets that have monstrous levels of processing power crammed into a tiny block. The one thing every single one of these tablets does very well, however, is help you manage your contacts list with great ease. Here are a few useful little tips to help make managing your contacts even easier than it already is:

1. How To Seriously Improve Contact Management On Android Tablets?
Android tablets are very versatile and cover a wide range of devices, from low-budget
models that you can snap up in a cinch to Android-powered tablets that have monstrous
levels of processing power crammed into a tiny block. The one thing every single one of
these tablets does very well, however, is help you manage your contacts list with great
ease.
Here are a few useful little tips to help make managing your contacts even easier than it
already is:
Use a more integrated contacts app
Integrated contacts apps like Contacts+ are a must on your Android tablets. These are not
only more ergonomic with wider interfaces suitable for tablet computers, but they also
have the ability to connect to various services and social networks. Contacts on your
Google account, Google+ contacts, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and other networks can
all be streamlined into one convenient space.
You do, however, have to be very careful with the all-around contacts app you choose to
install on your android tabs. You will be entrusting a lot of information and will be giving
a lot of device permissions to these apps that will make your anti virus apps overlook
their actions, so make sure to grab them from the Google Play store and that they have
been around long enough to get screened out if something fishy is running in the
background.

2. Import contacts from your phone
If you must add a contact to your phone, it is highly recommended that you do so by
tagging them as a Google contact. This will allow you to keep track of all your contacts
no matter what device you are using. But what if you have an extensive list of contacts
saved directly on your phone or on a SIM card?
First you need to install a contact backup app that allows you to import and export
contacts on a CSV file. UiA Backup Contacts is one such example of these contact
backup apps. Use the app to create a backup copy on your phone’s micro SD card.
Transfer this micro SD card to your Android tablets, import it using the contact backup
app and voila – your Google account now has your contacts saved on all the devices it is
connected to! Just remember to hook up to a wireless Internet access point to let your
accounts sync properly.

3. Google Contact
Condense lists to become more useful
We have so far been talking about how to expand and work with large contact lists on
your Android tablets. The final step in this quick guide is to help you condense those lists
so that you can easily get in touch with the people you most often work and chat with on
your tablets running Android.
You don’t really need to install specialized apps to do this, although there are certainly
quite a few contacts management apps out there that use a category for favorites. If you’d

4. rather not install these apps, then all you need to do is go to your Google People list, look
for that star and tap it. The ‘starred’ contact will be saved on the favorites tab of your
Google People list on all your Android OS tablets and smartphones.
Keep these tips in mind and you will have a much easier time managing the multitude of
contacts you have saved on your Android tablets and smartphones!