You can listen to music while browsing the internet, or using any app for that matter, on the iPhone, so I assume it's the same on the iPad..Sup wrote:
No multitasking is the biggest flaw about this device imo. Listening to music OR browsing the web? hmm...
The biggest L@L is most of them Apple fan-boys bought the pad without even trying it out first. Some simply buy everything Apple-made...
Not true.Jenspm wrote:
You can listen to music while browsing the internet, or using any app for that matter, on the iPhone, so I assume it's the same on the iPad..Sup wrote:
No multitasking is the biggest flaw about this device imo. Listening to music OR browsing the web? hmm...
The biggest L@L is most of them Apple fan-boys bought the pad without even trying it out first. Some simply buy everything Apple-made...
I think it's more for people who like to take their tablet pc and stream movies onto HDTVs. Why you'd do that when a small hard drive or USB would do, I don't know.jsnipy wrote:
1080p on a 1024x600 display
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It is true (unless you want to use another app that plays audio or something like that). I'm curious as to why you think it is not.Winston_Churchill wrote:
Not true.Jenspm wrote:
You can listen to music while browsing the internet, or using any app for that matter, on the iPhone, so I assume it's the same on the iPad..Sup wrote:
No multitasking is the biggest flaw about this device imo. Listening to music OR browsing the web? hmm...
The biggest L@L is most of them Apple fan-boys bought the pad without even trying it out first. Some simply buy everything Apple-made...
Pretty crappy excuse tbh. Disabling multitasking so the battery time figures look good on paper and competition is fierce...Bertster7 wrote:
The iPhone/Pad devices are completely capable of multitasking and the OS allows it to be done, but Apple don't allow it to save on battery life - at least that's what all the iPhone developers I talk to say.
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It's not an excuse. Nor is it a decision I agree with (although if they didn't do it they'd probably get a lot of their more retarded consumers leaving apps open in the background wasting away battery life and making them less happy with their purchase).GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Pretty crappy excuse tbh. Disabling multitasking so the battery time figures look good on paper and competition is fierce...Bertster7 wrote:
The iPhone/Pad devices are completely capable of multitasking and the OS allows it to be done, but Apple don't allow it to save on battery life - at least that's what all the iPhone developers I talk to say.
also there is no excuse for the other things mentioned. They made really limited functionality device when only the sky was roof for its potential.
You said it yourself. At least from the apps I have, if the app has any audio (even some shitty elevator music as most of them do) then you cant play music while its going. Thats exactly against what he said, which wasBertster7 wrote:
It is true (unless you want to use another app that plays audio or something like that). I'm curious as to why you think it is not.
I'd like to be able to control if I want to play my music with any app at all.Jenspm wrote:
You can listen to music while browsing the internet, or using any app for that matter, on the iPhone, so I assume it's the same on the iPad.
You have an iPhone?Winston_Churchill wrote:
You said it yourself. At least from the apps I have, if the app has any audio (even some shitty elevator music as most of them do) then you cant play music while its going. Thats exactly against what he said, which wasBertster7 wrote:
It is true (unless you want to use another app that plays audio or something like that). I'm curious as to why you think it is not.I'd like to be able to control if I want to play my music with any app at all.Jenspm wrote:
You can listen to music while browsing the internet, or using any app for that matter, on the iPhone, so I assume it's the same on the iPad.
iPod Touch, same thing. Plus an ipad is closer to that than an iphoneBertster7 wrote:
You have an iPhone?Winston_Churchill wrote:
You said it yourself. At least from the apps I have, if the app has any audio (even some shitty elevator music as most of them do) then you cant play music while its going. Thats exactly against what he said, which wasBertster7 wrote:
It is true (unless you want to use another app that plays audio or something like that). I'm curious as to why you think it is not.I'd like to be able to control if I want to play my music with any app at all.Jenspm wrote:
You can listen to music while browsing the internet, or using any app for that matter, on the iPhone, so I assume it's the same on the iPad.
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lol at comments.
Probably not, but if I was on the edge about it, I'd get it with 10 hours, but not with 5. Why? Because 10 hours means I can use it for the entire duration of practically any flight, 5 hours does not.RTHKI wrote:
Is anyone really going to need this on for 10 hours? Sure its nice but its easy to just plug it in when you're done im guessing. in this case idk if id consider battery life in the purchase. but thats me
Got one. Need the touchscreen interface for my son, who has special needs.haffeysucks wrote:
your kids will drop it. just buy a laptop
the iPad looks more appealing than the Slate, for your son I would suggest the iPad it just seems more funnier.FEOS wrote:
Got one. Need the touchscreen interface for my son, who has special needs.haffeysucks wrote:
your kids will drop it. just buy a laptop
