If you’re buying a new iPad and have opted for the 4G LTE connectivity (good move, btw), you might be wondering if you should buy the Verizon or the AT&T version. As it turns out, the two options aren’t as similar as you might think.
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According to multiple sources, the mobile hotspot functionality on the new iPad will be included in Verizon’s iPad 4G data plan, but AT&T won’t support it. Of course, if you decide to jailbreak your iPhone, MyWi makes this a moot point. But still…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re likely aware that Apple introduced their 3rd generation iPad yesterday. In addition to a Retina display, better camera, and faster processor, the mobile-enabled versions are 4G LTE compatible.
I’ve been waiting patiently for an untethered jailbreak for the iPhone 4S before I upgrade. As much as I want to chat with Siri, make use of iCloud, and shoot pics with that fancy 8MP camera, I can’t stand the thought of losing my jailbreak.
My wife has recently been hinting that she’d like an iPhone to replace her current dumbphone. Given that she’s eligible for an upgrade and Christmas is coming up, I figured the timing was perfect. But how to buy it without her knowing?
Having owned an iPad since the day they released the new version back in March, I’ve now had some time to think about my decision and even to cook up a bit of buyer’s remorse. It’s not that I don’t like it, because I do. It’s just that I’m starting to wish I had bought a different version.
Either I’m cursed, or Apple quality control has gone way downhill. Last week I got a replacement for my iPhone with a dark spot on the screen. Sadly, the new one had a defective touchscreen that caused problems when typing. And now this…
By now, I’m sure you’ve heard of the reception problems that the iPhone 4 has when you hold it the “wrong” way. Today I was at the local AT&T store shopping for an iPhone upgrade, so I had an opportunity to test it out myself.