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…
With yesterday’s announcement of a third-generation iPad, you might be wondering which one you should buy. I know I am. With that in mind, I’m going to walk you through my thought process.
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.
If you’re reading this, there’s a pretty good chance that your iPad has become unresponsive. You can’t get it to turn on or wake up, and you’re starting to freak out. Fortunately, there’s an easy fix.
Today I went out and picked up a shiny new iPhone 4S to replace my still-pretty-shiny iPhone 4. I’ve been waiting to do so until after a jailbreak was available for this device. The release of the Absinthe A5 jailbreak, made that a reality.
Earlier this year, I bought my wife an Amazon Kindle for her birthday. Not long before that, I picked up an Apple iPad. Given that I just wrote a post professing my love for the iPad, I thought I’d balance things out with a tribute to the Kindle.
I picked up an iPad the day they released the new version, and shortly thereafter I bought an Amazon Kindle for my wife’s birthday. After having used them both for a few months, I’ve found that the iPad is in many ways better than the Kindle.