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will apple stores have them tomorrow(considering there are no shipments tomorrow)?
Official iPad Thread ("New iPad' to launch March 16 **Details Inside**)
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Where can i get backgrounds?
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I don't like benchmarks, but in contest the browser on the xoom when scrolling chops up a bit, and the ipad2 browser doesn't chop up. Lots of variables going into benchmarks makes not believe cause you really have to try out device before on your own a determine is it fast and how the user experience for you. Also software optimizations to the browser or OS can make them even much faster and stable.
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I don't like benchmarks, but in contest the browser on the xoom when scrolling chops up a bit, and the ipad2 browser doesn't chop up. Lots of variables going into benchmarks makes not believe cause you really have to try out device before on your own a determine is it fast and how the user experience for you. Also software optimizations to the browser or OS can make them even much faster and stable.
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The web benchmarks have more to do with the addition of apples Nitro Engine added in iOS 4.3 which improved web performance up to 3x. The most impressive thing to me from the benchmarks is the gpu performance.
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The web benchmarks have more to do with the addition of apples Nitro Engine added in iOS 4.3 which improved web performance up to 3x. The most impressive thing to me from the benchmarks is the gpu performance.
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so... i was doing a bit of blog/user comments reading earlier today &... apparently benchmarks dont matter anymore..
word to specs.
el oh el. goes to show how ironic this whole fanboyism nonsense is.
el oh el. goes to show how ironic this whole fanboyism nonsense is.
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so... i was doing a bit of blog/user comments reading earlier today &... apparently benchmarks dont matter anymore..
word to specs.
el oh el. goes to show how ironic this whole fanboyism nonsense is.
el oh el. goes to show how ironic this whole fanboyism nonsense is.
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I downloaded an app called Pimp Your Screen. It had some cool wallpapers made just for the iPad.
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I downloaded an app called Pimp Your Screen. It had some cool wallpapers made just for the iPad.
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Originally Posted by whyhellothere
mainly the browser (real web pages) & apps/games.Originally Posted by mikejs210
Originally Posted by whyhellothere
interest is growing, yall need to post some pics
i like pics
yes i could google but its not the same *shrug*
What are you wanting pics of?Flipboard is dope btw.
most of the stuff ive seen are just unboxing videos & then they show the home screen & thats it.
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Originally Posted by whyhellothere
mainly the browser (real web pages) & apps/games.Originally Posted by mikejs210
Originally Posted by whyhellothere
interest is growing, yall need to post some pics
i like pics
yes i could google but its not the same *shrug*
What are you wanting pics of?Flipboard is dope btw.
most of the stuff ive seen are just unboxing videos & then they show the home screen & thats it.
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i went on and bought it for the .99, wow
finally i can watch animefreaktv on the go, thank you so much!
thank you. got it
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i went on and bought it for the .99, wow
finally i can watch animefreaktv on the go, thank you so much!
thank you. got it
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thank you mikejs210
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thank you mikejs210
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i went on and bought it for the .99, wow
finally i can watch animefreaktv on the go, thank you so much!
thank you. got it
I wasn't feeling the iSwifter joint. Its cool but I can't front my EVO runs Flash alot more stable. I appreciate the suggestion regardless tho. It may be useful in the future...
Great looks on that APPSTART joint tho. That app was cool as hell I def took a couple suggestions from it. Will continue to use it for a couple more weeks until I have finished with my customizations
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i went on and bought it for the .99, wow
finally i can watch animefreaktv on the go, thank you so much!
thank you. got it
I wasn't feeling the iSwifter joint. Its cool but I can't front my EVO runs Flash alot more stable. I appreciate the suggestion regardless tho. It may be useful in the future...
Great looks on that APPSTART joint tho. That app was cool as hell I def took a couple suggestions from it. Will continue to use it for a couple more weeks until I have finished with my customizations
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Activating "Gestures" (advanced)
In iOS 4.3, Apple has made it possible for "developers" to activate "gestures" for your iPad. These gestures work the same way as trackpad gestures for your Mac do. For example, you can use a four finger swipe to reveal the multitasking bar on your iPad, once gestures have been enabled. You can also switch from one app to another by swiping sideways using four fingers. Apple is still experiencing with this before making it public. It is however an incredible feature that will not only make you more productive, but also wow your friends. It's a bit complicated to obtain however, so it's not for everyone.
In order to activate this, you must first download Xcode for free from Apple (at developer.apple.com), and install it on your Mac (sorry Windows users, but you're going to have to find a Mac owning friend for this one). To do that, you'll need to create a free developer account at Apple. Once the app has been installed, launch Xcode, go to window menu and select "organizer". Here, make sure your iPad is plugged and select it in the left bar. Click on "Use For Development," and log in with your credentials.
Once this is done, your iPad should turn green in the left bar. Close Xcode, and open up the Settings application on your iPad. Under "General," you should find a "Multitasking Gestures" toggle - switch it to "on" in order to enable gestures on your iPad.
In iOS 4.3, Apple has made it possible for "developers" to activate "gestures" for your iPad. These gestures work the same way as trackpad gestures for your Mac do. For example, you can use a four finger swipe to reveal the multitasking bar on your iPad, once gestures have been enabled. You can also switch from one app to another by swiping sideways using four fingers. Apple is still experiencing with this before making it public. It is however an incredible feature that will not only make you more productive, but also wow your friends. It's a bit complicated to obtain however, so it's not for everyone.
In order to activate this, you must first download Xcode for free from Apple (at developer.apple.com), and install it on your Mac (sorry Windows users, but you're going to have to find a Mac owning friend for this one). To do that, you'll need to create a free developer account at Apple. Once the app has been installed, launch Xcode, go to window menu and select "organizer". Here, make sure your iPad is plugged and select it in the left bar. Click on "Use For Development," and log in with your credentials.
Once this is done, your iPad should turn green in the left bar. Close Xcode, and open up the Settings application on your iPad. Under "General," you should find a "Multitasking Gestures" toggle - switch it to "on" in order to enable gestures on your iPad.
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Activating "Gestures" (advanced)
In iOS 4.3, Apple has made it possible for "developers" to activate "gestures" for your iPad. These gestures work the same way as trackpad gestures for your Mac do. For example, you can use a four finger swipe to reveal the multitasking bar on your iPad, once gestures have been enabled. You can also switch from one app to another by swiping sideways using four fingers. Apple is still experiencing with this before making it public. It is however an incredible feature that will not only make you more productive, but also wow your friends. It's a bit complicated to obtain however, so it's not for everyone.
In order to activate this, you must first download Xcode for free from Apple (at developer.apple.com), and install it on your Mac (sorry Windows users, but you're going to have to find a Mac owning friend for this one). To do that, you'll need to create a free developer account at Apple. Once the app has been installed, launch Xcode, go to window menu and select "organizer". Here, make sure your iPad is plugged and select it in the left bar. Click on "Use For Development," and log in with your credentials.
Once this is done, your iPad should turn green in the left bar. Close Xcode, and open up the Settings application on your iPad. Under "General," you should find a "Multitasking Gestures" toggle - switch it to "on" in order to enable gestures on your iPad.
In iOS 4.3, Apple has made it possible for "developers" to activate "gestures" for your iPad. These gestures work the same way as trackpad gestures for your Mac do. For example, you can use a four finger swipe to reveal the multitasking bar on your iPad, once gestures have been enabled. You can also switch from one app to another by swiping sideways using four fingers. Apple is still experiencing with this before making it public. It is however an incredible feature that will not only make you more productive, but also wow your friends. It's a bit complicated to obtain however, so it's not for everyone.
In order to activate this, you must first download Xcode for free from Apple (at developer.apple.com), and install it on your Mac (sorry Windows users, but you're going to have to find a Mac owning friend for this one). To do that, you'll need to create a free developer account at Apple. Once the app has been installed, launch Xcode, go to window menu and select "organizer". Here, make sure your iPad is plugged and select it in the left bar. Click on "Use For Development," and log in with your credentials.
Once this is done, your iPad should turn green in the left bar. Close Xcode, and open up the Settings application on your iPad. Under "General," you should find a "Multitasking Gestures" toggle - switch it to "on" in order to enable gestures on your iPad.
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My top apps are:
The Daily (a thing of beauty, albeit a bit slanted)
Hulu Plus
(will be) NCAA Tourney
Pandora
The Daily (a thing of beauty, albeit a bit slanted)
Hulu Plus
(will be) NCAA Tourney
Pandora
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My top apps are:
The Daily (a thing of beauty, albeit a bit slanted)
Hulu Plus
(will be) NCAA Tourney
Pandora
The Daily (a thing of beauty, albeit a bit slanted)
Hulu Plus
(will be) NCAA Tourney
Pandora
