iPad FAQs

In parts 1 and 2 of this iPad FAQ, we compared the iPad and its smaller Apple cousin, the iPhone 4 across various departments. The iPad’s advantages with regard to its larger display were noted, as were the differences in storage capacity and RAM between the two. In this third and final FAQ on the subject, we will wrap things up and see how each fares against each other in terms of design and camera features.

So, despite all the rave reviews, tons of features, plethora of advertisements, and record sales, you still have not been convinced that you should buy an iPad. You’re more of an iPhone person, and have had the device for a while now. You loved it so much that you decided to wait in the long lines and recently purchased an iPhone 4 amidst the fan frenzy. Somehow, you are still intrigued by the iPad, however, and are wondering how it compares to your iPhone 4 in certain aspects. Let’s compare the two and see how the iPad stacks up to your iPhone 4.

If you’ve just bought an Apple iPad for yourself but are quite unsure of how to change or set the wallpapers on the device, keep reading because the guide that follows would acquaint you with all the aspects of the task.

The first release of the iPad has been a success. Plenty of iPad owners are happy with their new tablet device and love all of the features and entertainment value it provides. There are others, however, who have decided to skip out on the first edition of the iPad for they feel that first releases are usually ridden with problems and do not offer the most advanced systems possible. Whether you could not resist the temptation to go a head and buy an iPad as soon as it hit the shelves, or you are one of the “wait and see” camp, you are likely curious as to what future generations of the iPad might offer in terms of improved features. More importantly, what can we possibly expect from the iPad’s next generation? In this FAQ, we will discuss ways in which the already satisfying iPad can become even better.

In a previous FAQ, we compared the iPad and laptops/Netbooks in terms of which one was better for traveling needs. It appeared as if each had their own merit on the road, and the final verdict was that it depended on the person’s own needs as to which was better. What if you are old fashioned, not completely tech-savvy, and enjoy being entertained and educated by paper products such as books and magazines? Being a paper and magazine fan, though, you have likely heard of all the iPad hoopla in advertisements and are intrigued. Now you just need some reasoning to push you over the hump to finally get with the times and purchase an iPad. In this series we will try to do just that, and see how the iPad stacks up versus paper products when it comes to traveling.

It’s time to complete this FAQ series and find out which device is better for traveling, the iPad or the laptop. Without further adieu, let’s get to the bottom of the debate before the summer is over.