Why is LTE so important? how often would you use your iPad where you wouldn't have WiFi?
I don't know. Maybe in the places where we wouldn't have Wi-Fi perhaps? Just taking a wild guess here. . . .
Why is LTE so important? how often would you use your iPad where you wouldn't have WiFi?
You mean the guy who likes the most SIMPLE of designs?
buttons =/= simple
I think you're close but my thought is this....
See = retina
Touch = No Home Button
If this is the actual iPad 3, i think its odd that Apple is actually showing us the new genration device before launch. I know it still leaves a lot to be curious about, but I dont remember an iOS device being shown in this manner before launch.
Yeah, I'm missing a seriously $75 data plan phone bill.If you haven't seriously used iPad with 3G, you're seriously missing something.
This isn't like Apple to do.
Not true... iPad 2 invites, Macbook invite, Airport express invites.... Nothing new.![]()
I actually feel that the Home button is one of the things that makes Apple devices easy to understand. I know that wherever I am, whatever I'm doing, all I need to do is push that button and I'll be back to a known state (the app launcher).
Every time I pick up another tablet, like the RIM PlayBook, any variety of Android devices, Kobo Touch, etc. the first thing I do is figure out how to get to the apps. Left and right swipe across multiple pages is pretty much universal now, but the rest is not intuitive: do I swipe up from the bottom? Down from the top? In from the side? A soft button in the corner?
You can give the iPad to someone who has never seen one before and they'll quickly figure out what the Home button does. How long would it take them to figure out how to do the pinch gesture without you telling them?
And that's why I asked how many places do people use their iPad where they don't have WiFi or the ability to use their phone as a hotspot?I don't know. Maybe in the places where we wouldn't have Wi-Fi perhaps? Just taking a wild guess here. . . .
And unless Apple can go forward in time the calendar icon shows a future date. Making it a Ps job.
It's NOT in landscape mode.
I've just attempted to recreate this shot using my iPad 2 and the bubble cluster (or rain drops, whatever you like..) just above the finger is only visible in portrait mode.
Also, the 3 icons are on the far right edge of the dock (again, identified by the bubble cluster), so this doesn't suggest at all that there's no home button because the shot can be taken without including the home button.
The photo is a mockup, I believe, becuase I just couldn't get the angles right to show the same proportion of icons, bubbles, finger or bezel.
If that were the case I'd expect them to use the word "feel" in the promo instead of "touch", no?
That would be epic awesome though!
You have to remember that this isn't an actual photo, it's computer generated, pixel density means nothing because it's vector artwork.
LMAO.
What are they showing you? That its an iPad? What kind of secret is that?
The people saying "Its Crisp! OMG so Crisp!" Have no idea what they're talking about. We already know it will have a Retina Display, but regardless the image shows absolutely nothing.
Not to be the stick in the mud, but could Apple possibly be hinting towards (or even showing) a smaller iPad? OR iPhone? ... What's to say that it's defiantly the iPad we've all grown to know and love.
LMAO.
What are they showing you? That its an iPad? What kind of secret is that?
The people saying "Its Crisp! OMG so Crisp!" Have no idea what they're talking about. We already know it will have a Retina Display, but regardless the image shows absolutely nothing.
I hope Steve will lead the keynote.
Those functions can be mapped to any number of combinations of presses of the other physical buttons... volume up, volume down, mute on, mute off and power toggle. Non-issue.
this is unprecedented - apple has never full-on shown a new product on one of their invitations like this.
i'm pumped.