The 9 doesn't mean anything. My iPad with 4.2.1 (official release) has a 9.
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9to5mac is speculating that the iPad 2 will be announced on February 9. This is based on the fact that the current iPad Calendar App icon has 27 on it, and it was announced January 27.
The 9 doesn't mean anything. My iPad with 4.2.1 (official release) has a 9.
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hmm, mine shows "20" - probably due to the fact that this is the current date (but I run 4.3b1)
It's not the actual calendar date.
Go to Settings -> Wallpaper. Look at the preview wallpaper image.
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That takes the cake for the worst post I have ever seen here.
Anyhow, I'm thrilled for the next iPad. This is the perfect device for my parents. No learning, no keyboard full of buttons besides the letters, and when you're done with one thing, hit the Home button and / or just hit the Sleep button. Then, it's always just there when you need it. One button to Wake.
Actually, they're sort of excited about technology for the first time. I explained the iOS as task / home / new task / back home. One button functionality. That's the kind of device that people want when they don't need all those extra pretty features us nerds want.
Including a camera, they can take pictures of the family and events. They can FaceTime chat with me when they want. Then, all they need to worry about is when to charge it. I keep getting excited over and over again that the touch interface of the iOS is just perfect for the previous generation, even if we don't always think about it.
Exactly. For my 78 year old mom, this will be perfect. She never uses her desktop at her house because it takes 10 minutes to boot up and also is confusing for her to use. Having an iPad will allow instant on and easy to understand access to email and pictures.
I also envision using Facetime to allow her to see her grandchildren's recitals and ballgames, real time, while she is sitting at home 2 hours away. FTW!
2 cameras?, Not enough to buy the coming iPad 2,
I need:
Hardware:
Faster CPU
Faster GPU
More RAM
Better screen resolution to show smooth fonts (Not coming for now)
USB port
SD card port
Giroscope
Reduced bisel
Lighter
Software:
Better multitasking
A C-Obj compiler to code and run iOS native apps
A complete file system managment
My prediction:
Same 1024x768 display
Front and rear camera
512 MB of RAM
Faster CPU and GPU
Better speaker
Won't launch with iOS 5
Possibly a Mini-display port and SD Card slot.
I can only imagine how traumatizing it must be when they accidentally open it and see letters and numbers they don't understand. Those poor children.
I will be disappointed if it doesn't have a "Retina" display! After having an iPhone 4, looking at the current iPad screen is just not ideal!
Thats what I thought!
P.S. I am SOOOOO TIRED of hearing people say, FaceTime, but we're not sure about a back camera. These people simply don't understand Apple PERIOD! So let me explain............. A BACK CAMERA IS PART OF FACETIME!!! Part of the experience is flipping the camera around, that is one of the main highlight features of FaceTime. If there is FaceTime there will be TWO cameras PERIOD! Apple will not deliver a partial user experience! You'd think MacRumors would get thatAnd that's not even to mention the potential a back camera has with apps using that as functionality, AR, etc.!
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iPhone 4
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ne1 know how?