Lately I've noticed a lot of negatively on this forum regarding the new iPad Air and rMini. So to help brighten up things I thought I would start a list of all the great undocumented features included in the new iPad's. I should add not everyone is fortunate enough to receive these extra feature.
Sunrise Screen - Everyone likes a good sunrise, so Apple engineers have figured out a way to emulate this by creating a yellow hue on the bottom of the screen.
Safari Timer - Everyone knows that surfing the web for long periods of time can be unhealthy and bad for your soul. Safari has been programmed to randomly shutdown to allow you to take short breaks from your web surfing.
Gamut Reduction (rMini exclusive) - Sometimes bright vibrant colors can be really unnerving especially on a smaller screen. Fortunately gamut reduction technology can help eliminate this problem.
Ram Optimization - There's no to better way to ensure ram is being used to it's fullest capacity than to limit the amount of included ram to 1 GB.
Storage Minimization - Let's face it having a large library of stuff can really weigh you down. You have to organize and keep track of everything. By keeping the starting storage size at 16 GB this helps keep this problem under control. Charging $100 dollars to double that space really helps keep a lid on things.
Automatic Safari Tab Refresh (ASTR) - Nothing worst than outdated web pages. Crack Apple software engineers found an ingenious solution by having the tabs refresh themselves.
Standard Home Button - We could have included a touch ID home button but what new features would that leave for the iPad Air S?
OBDS (Obsessive Better Device Syndrome) - This is where the user will go to all ends to find the most perfect device. This more of a feature of iPad's users who frequent the MacRumors forums.
Visual Reminder (possibly rMini exclusive) - Do you ever wish you could be reminded what was the last thing you worked on? Using patented screen technology a subtle imprint will remain on your screen as a gentle reminder.
I'm sure I've missed a few features so please feel free to jump in with any undocumented feature you've discovered.
PS. I love my rMini, but I like poking at Apple.
Sunrise Screen - Everyone likes a good sunrise, so Apple engineers have figured out a way to emulate this by creating a yellow hue on the bottom of the screen.
Safari Timer - Everyone knows that surfing the web for long periods of time can be unhealthy and bad for your soul. Safari has been programmed to randomly shutdown to allow you to take short breaks from your web surfing.
Gamut Reduction (rMini exclusive) - Sometimes bright vibrant colors can be really unnerving especially on a smaller screen. Fortunately gamut reduction technology can help eliminate this problem.
Ram Optimization - There's no to better way to ensure ram is being used to it's fullest capacity than to limit the amount of included ram to 1 GB.
Storage Minimization - Let's face it having a large library of stuff can really weigh you down. You have to organize and keep track of everything. By keeping the starting storage size at 16 GB this helps keep this problem under control. Charging $100 dollars to double that space really helps keep a lid on things.
Automatic Safari Tab Refresh (ASTR) - Nothing worst than outdated web pages. Crack Apple software engineers found an ingenious solution by having the tabs refresh themselves.
Standard Home Button - We could have included a touch ID home button but what new features would that leave for the iPad Air S?
OBDS (Obsessive Better Device Syndrome) - This is where the user will go to all ends to find the most perfect device. This more of a feature of iPad's users who frequent the MacRumors forums.
Visual Reminder (possibly rMini exclusive) - Do you ever wish you could be reminded what was the last thing you worked on? Using patented screen technology a subtle imprint will remain on your screen as a gentle reminder.
I'm sure I've missed a few features so please feel free to jump in with any undocumented feature you've discovered.
PS. I love my rMini, but I like poking at Apple.
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