Posting a link is not allowed under the forum rules (and the mods will remove it), so don't hold your breath.
Posting a link is not allowed under the forum rules (and the mods will remove it), so don't hold your breath.
only drawbacks ive found are 'some' apps tend to be abit slower/glitchy, and wifi goes off now n then but i just go to settings and click connect n it usually works again, without having to restart the iPad etc,
can someone point out to me whats so good about the multitasking (may be a stupid question) i know bout the pressing home button twice brings it up but whats so good about that? you could just press home and then click whatever app u needed on 3.2... not really a big improvement to be unless im doing something wrong / missing something, please point it out if i am !
What's so good about it is that we can now switch between open apps almost immediately. Say for instance if I am reading an etextbook and typing notes at the same time- I don't have to reopen the textbook app and wait for it to load if I switch to the note taking app. I can just seamlessly switch between the two apps. It's very handy.
Ahh i see now, ive just attempted this and yeah you're right, its very useful, thanks for the input.
USB printer is set up to share from Mac on the network but iPad cannot find it.
Tried this and it bricked my ipad anyone want to add me to their dev account or get me back to a working 3.2.2 ipad??
thanks
I had been looking around for information on whether or not it was possible to update my iPad to iOS 4.2 without having to register my device with Apple (as I do not have a developer account).
I found a lot of discussions all saying that it is necessary to register your device's UDID with Apple and without it you would have to revert back to 3.1.3. There were also a few people who had claimed to have installed it without this requirement and given the benefits of multitasking etc I decided to take the plunge and go for it.
I'm happy to report that if you get hold of the iOS4.2 ipsw file you can update your iPad (using option-click on update in iTunes) and the OS installs with no problems and doesn't require registration. I just wanted to make this clear for all those who weren't sure and were looking for a definitive answer.
[I was running iTunes 9.2 on Mac OS (SL) and an iPad on 3.1.3 that had never been jail broken]
Tried this and it bricked my ipad anyone want to add me to their dev account or get me back to a working 3.2.2 ipad??
thanks
yup, same here. made the mistake of using "restore" instead of "update".
Now even though it's in DFU mode, itunes keeps saying "We're unable to complete your activation."
Can't downgrade, can't restore, can't change anything.
I meant posting anything that links to the beta iOS.i assume you mean posting torrent links - which makes sense and not something like cnn.com (which won't make sense).
I've read somewhere that after you have successfully installed iOS 4.2 it is not recommended that you restore from back-up. Instead set it up as a new iPad?
Has anyone encountered any problem after installing from back-up? I don't want to set it up as a new iPad since I don't wanna lose my settings/saved data on my apps..
I've read somewhere that after you have successfully installed iOS 4.2 it is not recommended that you restore from back-up. Instead set it up as a new iPad?
Has anyone encountered any problem after installing from back-up? I don't want to set it up as a new iPad since I don't wanna lose my settings/saved data on my apps..