Should I buy an iPad?

**Recursion** · 19-09-2010, 03:23 PM

Originally Posted by Milestone

Isn't is on Android? If sop then until Android 3.0, it isn't.

Wat. They haven't even announced Android 3.0's features yet? :S

**AgnesIO** · 19-09-2010, 03:44 PM

Originally Posted by Recursion

Wat. They haven't even announced Android 3.0's features yet? :S

But Google said that Android isn't made for tablets at the moment didn't they?..

StefanWolves · 19-09-2010, 06:43 PM

Originally Posted by HotelUser

You can get USB adapters for these things apparently

I'm willing to listen with open ears to someone giving me advice who's posting with less attitude and less aggression.

For the iPad really, from where?

Excellent2 · 19-09-2010, 06:56 PM

Galaxy tablet is better, hands down. The only thing that the iPad has is a better screen size and resolution.

And yes, Google did say that Android is not ready for tablets, but it is.

**HotelUser** · 20-09-2010, 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by StefanWolves

For the iPad really, from where?

It's called the camera connection kit, it comes with a USB converter. I've bought one yesterday. Without jailbreak it let's you use headphones and keyboards but after jailbreak you can use flash drives and other devices. I bought it to charge my phone whilst tethering but unfortunate it doesn't give off enough juice to do that.

Originally Posted by kk.

i think what some people might be missing is, that everything maybe that he owns is apple. Iphone, imac, ipod, ipad whatever. its all interlinkable, and if he were to get a different tab, he'd have to have seperate applications etc etc etc.

Nope, My phone is a Nexus One. I have an iMac but it's the only Mac I've ever bought and there's a quad core desktop sitting beside it. On the contrary to what you said I'm not sure which --free-- applications to get because unlike Android there's not a huge freeware selection.

kk. · 20-09-2010, 12:04 PM

Originally Posted by HotelUser

It's called the camera connection kit, it comes with a USB converter. I've bought one yesterday. Without jailbreak it let's you use headphones and keyboards but after jailbreak you can use flash drives and other devices. I bought it to charge my phone whilst tethering but unfortunate it doesn't give off enough juice to do that.

Nope, My phone is a Nexus One. I have an iMac but it's the only Mac I've ever bought and there's a quad core desktop sitting beside it. On the contrary to what you said I'm not sure which --free-- applications to get because unlike Android there's not a huge freeware selection.

Oh no, I didn't mean you actually owned them. I meant hypothetically, if you had, the logical option would be the iPad over the others