Showing posts with label compatible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label compatible. Show all posts
Monday, May 5, 2014
Sunday, March 31, 2013
es compatible itunes con windows 8 pro?
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iTunes 11.0.1 es compatible con Windows 8 > http://www.apple.com/itunes/download
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Friday, March 1, 2013
Is ibooks compatible with iPad mini?
I am trying to view a book I am writing on my iPad mini and its not allowing me to. Any suggestions?
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I have ipad3, 32 GB, Wi-Fi is there a way I can make it internet compatible through 3G
I have iPAD3 3, 32GB, Wi-FI, Is there a way of connecting a 3G dongle to it so that I can connect t to internet directly
Friday, February 15, 2013
i want to reset my ipad with manual mode,but it says firmware is not compatible
Actually, no it does not. What do you mean by "manual mode"?
If trying to do a full reset to the original new, out-of-the-box state there are two ways to do that.
One is to go into settings and under General, run the "Erase All Content and Settings" - once that is run, you will be back to the original iOS setup screen.
Two it to plug it into iTunes on your computer and restore it to new - again at the end of which you will be back to the setup screen.
If you have jailbroken your iPad, then nobody here can really help you with that, and you may encounter problems with restoring back to a non-hacked iOS state, even finding it is impossible to do.
Does Apple have any intention to make iPad more compatible with Industry standard de facto program's such as Microsoft
Seems to me it has nothing to do with Apple. They created iOS, and it is up to app developers to make their code and products work under that operating system. If Microsoft wishes to make a version of MS Office for iOS, there is nothing stopping them from doing so.
Have you looked at any other programs designed to work with MS Office files - like QuickOffice Pro or Documents to Go?
Also keep in mind that large and very complex document with embedded graphics and such will never work seemlessly on any current production tablet - the iPad and other tablets simply lack the processing power and the RAM to do that. And their cpu's and RAM are in turn limited by the available battery technology (try to pack too much processing horsepower into a tablet, and it would not run long enough on a charge to be useful).
Tablets are what they are, and what they are not is a full fledged computer replacement.
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