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God damn, one store around me has a 32 Black one. I'll try and pick it up tomorrow :\
It's not that big a deal, but there are certainly times when I think it'd be nice to be able to use the Clock app for an alarm (or when I'd like a built-in weather app).cjelly said:Clock app... can't believe I just noticed that it's missing.
That and Calculator are just 'eh?' moments.
Zzoram said:Wait, iPad 2 no longer comes with the clock app? Didn't iPad 1 have it?
Gooster said:My iPad (16GB Wi-Fi-only Black) finally shipped from Apple.com!
Supposed to be here Tuesday. Excitement abounds!
Was there ever an official reason for that?LCfiner said:nope. ipad never came with the iphone apps clock, weather, stocks or calculator
MercuryLS said:So I tried out the iPad 2 today, opened up a bunch of webpages in rapid succession. When a checked each tab the pages had to reload. Fail.
dallow_bg said:Was there ever an official reason for that?
Clock and Calculator are handy and I currently use third party versions.
LCfiner said:nope. no official statement. not even a pithy, one-liner email from Steve![]()
Fixes an issue that occasionally caused blank or frozen video during a FaceTime call
Fixes an issue that prevented some international users from connecting to 3G networks on iPad Wi-Fi + 3G
Contains the latest security updates
mrkgoo said:I thought there was a statement somewhere. Something like the development team didn't want to just scale up iPhone apps, and only making apps that make 'sense' on iPad, with an appropriate iPad sensibility.
I actually find using the main GAF page works better for me on the iPad. I do still rock the web app on my iPhone though.catfish said:This neogaf iPad app is truly wonderful
I'm finding it a little hard to type on, possibly a learning curve. Didn't yet get my smart cover it's still in the mail.
Having a lot of fun with it but get very worried about all the saved passwords.
Fixes an issue that prevented some international users from connecting to 3G networks on iPad Wi-Fi + 3G
I ripped all my movies/tv into mkvs and run them through Air Video doing live transcode (my PC is more than sufficient) and I've had no problem on my iPad 1.sarcastor said:so I have a bunch of MKV, wmv, mp4 and other movie files that I can't play on the first Ipad cause it's too slow. What do you guys use on your fancy Ipad 2 and do you have problems playing them?
VLC player for the ipad is just freakin terrible. Cinex player is great but it only plays divx and xvid movies. and not HD ones....
smh. I use the homebrewtalk app on my iPad with Notes when I'm brewing beer and definitely get annoyed at the lack of a clock and calculator for timing and recipe adjustment.I thought there was a statement somewhere. Something like the development team didn't want to just scale up iPhone apps, and only making apps that make 'sense' on iPad, with an appropriate iPad sensibility.
avplayerhd.sarcastor said:so I have a bunch of MKV, wmv, mp4 and other movie files that I can't play on the first Ipad cause it's too slow. What do you guys use on your fancy Ipad 2 and do you have problems playing them?
VLC player for the ipad is just freakin terrible. Cinex player is great but it only plays divx and xvid movies. and not HD ones....
I want to be able to use my iPad as my alarm like I can my iPod touch. Its one of two reasons I still need to keep it around. Come on, iOS 5!!!LyleLanley said:I would love a proper clock app that can run alarms like the iPhone.
Devin Olsen said:So I've had my iPad 2 for a week or so now, and I just noticed some pretty significant light leakage. Two questions:
1) How long do I have to return this thing to an apple store to get a replacement?
2) is it worth replacing for just light leakage? I am not sure how big of a deal I should make of this.
Thanks.
Yeah that is my Opinion on the issue as well. The only reason I even considered returning it is because I have seen people on here who have returned their iPads for the same reason. So I figured it had to be something worth looking into.Burger said:My 1st gen iPad leaks light, but you can only notice it when the screen is completely black and I'm in the dark. So I figured if I can only see it in those conditions, there isn't much point in complaining. There is usually something on the screen right? So why worry?
Devin Olsen said:Yeah that is my Opinion on the issue as well. The only reason I even considered returning it is because I have seen people on here who have returned their iPads for the same reason. So I figured it had to be something worth looking into.
I went to the big old Apple Store on 5th Ave. It was hard for them to see it under the bright lights, but they said they'll replace it, but there's no guarantee that the replacement won't be as bad. This was back in the 2nd or 3rd week, when stock was still limited. Their advice was to wait until they get the manufacturing process under control and then it'll be a better shot to replace it then. There's a 1-year warranty in the US and most places, but I think some countries have laws requiring a 2-year warranty. You have at least a year, depending on your country.Devin Olsen said:So I've had my iPad 2 for a week or so now, and I just noticed some pretty significant light leakage. Two questions:
1) How long do I have to return this thing to an apple store to get a replacement?
2) is it worth replacing for just light leakage? I am not sure how big of a deal I should make of this.
Thanks.
I've only watched things with airvideo using 'convert on the fly' or whatever, but it has been seemless. amazing program.sarcastor said:so I have a bunch of MKV, wmv, mp4 and other movie files that I can't play on the first Ipad cause it's too slow. What do you guys use on your fancy Ipad 2 and do you have problems playing them?
VLC player for the ipad is just freakin terrible. Cinex player is great but it only plays divx and xvid movies. and not HD ones....
look at that...arnoldocastillo2003 said:Guys i know that mayb this place isn´t the right one to ask, but can some of you recommend me some games that i can have for my Ipad 2 please, if you have a top 10 better, thanks.
Infinity Bladearnoldocastillo2003 said:Guys i know that mayb this place isn´t the right one to ask, but can some of you recommend me some games that i can have for my Ipad 2 please, if you have a top 10 better, thanks.
I'm a big fan of Documents to Go. It's saved me countless times when I need to turn in a short assignment or quickly do a class reading but don't have a WiFi connection. It reads so many file formats and you can save your own documents into a number of formats. The best thing (for me at least) is that it properly displays .doc files, which the default document viewer is finicky with.Zzoram said:Are there GOOD and preferably free or cheap apps for:
viewing and editing PDFs
viewing and editing PowerPoint
and is the editing restricted to text or can you draw with your finger?
How is the keyboard attachment and is it a reasonable laptop alternative for the times when you need to use it for productivity?
mrkgoo said:I thought there was a statement somewhere. Something like the development team didn't want to just scale up iPhone apps, and only making apps that make 'sense' on iPad, with an appropriate iPad sensibility.
numble said:Infinity Blade
World of Goo
Puzzle Agent
Rage HD
Solipskier
Monkey Island 1&2
Plants v. Zombies
If you don't have iPhone:
Cut the Rope
Tiny Wings
The Incident
Fruit Ninja
Canabalt
Tumbledrop
Robot unicorn attack
catfish said:Having a lot of fun with it but get very worried about all the saved passwords.
Neuromancer said:I like Atomic web browser myself.
Leona Lewis said:I'm a big fan of Documents to Go. It's saved me countless times when I need to turn in a short assignment or quickly do a class reading but don't have a WiFi connection. It reads so many file formats and you can save your own documents into a number of formats. The best thing (for me at least) is that it properly displays .doc files, which the default document viewer is finicky with.
Holy shit so it's like remote desktop for your iPad?bob page said:Splashtop is currently $2, for anyone who's been waiting on a sale.
Yeah and it works really well. You can even remote play flash stuff, movies, games over it.Neuromancer said:Holy shit so it's like remote desktop for your iPad?
Yaboosh said:When did you order it?