What do you do??

I HATE reading anything on my iPhone. Given the choice, I read everything on the iPad.

iPhone has been demoted to VERY quick web surfing and texting.

 

Same here. The iPhone 4 is my "travel" device--if I'm leaving the house, it goes with me for quick searches, navigation, tunes, taking pics, and yes, texts/phone calls. But once I'm home, the only thing I use it for is communication and music. Everything else happens on the iPad--surfing, gaming, forums, writing, managing bills, booking trips or appointments, most photo processing, and much more.

The iPad basically replaced my MacBookPro, not my iPhone. That's been pretty much the same response from all our family members who have them. My brother in law only uses his desktop machine for coding at this point, husband uses his for a couple of Flash-based games and to log into work remotely. My mother in law gave her computer up completely. We just don't need use them much anymore except to sync the darn iOS devices.

 

Same here...

 

Just wondering if an iPad is really a smart purchase at this time if you need to borrow money to buy it. Not wanting to play Suze Orman here, but maybe that money would be better put into an emergency savings account or pay off some other bills.

 

anything to do with reading is much more pleasant on the ipad. obviously, videos are also easier on the eyes. many of the apps specifically designed for the ipad offer a better UI and more functionality. lastly, i find that my iPad gets much better 3G reception than my iPhone. this is very noticeable when the signal is weak.

 

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If you have kids don't buy one!!!! I can never get on mine!!! Kids love it.

 

Anything that involves using my eyes for an extended period of time. Usually over 30 mins.

 

In the FWIW category, prior to my iPad I thought that it was just a big iPod touch (which I have). I was used to doing everything on my iPhone or iPod touch.

Now after getting an iPad, I rarely use my iPhone or iPod touch and use my iPad for most everything.

 

Ok here is one. There are apps designed for the iPad only that you will never be able to get for the iPhone. You can however pretty much use any iPhone app out there on the iPad. So the iPad allows you to use software that you just cannot use on the iPhone. For example Pages, Keynote and Numbers. While it may be possible to format a document with a iPhone it isn't exactly going to be comfortable. There are many other iPad apps out there that would be awkward to use on a phone

The screensize of the iPad gives you much more then just higher resolution. It allows apps that have multiple sections or windows and are more comfortable to use. While the iPad is also considered mobile computing it is more like a computer then a phone will ever be due to its natural size. Unless people start shrinking, a 3.5" screen will always seem small to us.

I use my iPad in meetings at work to type notes and draw rough sketches of concepts for clients. Now typing isn't as fast as a real keyboard but it is a heck of a lot faster then typing on a phone. I actually feel as though I am getting close to matching what I can do with a notebook or sketchpad.

Basically the iPad to me is all about UI design and we can use apps and design content with a totally different mindset then the iPhone.

 

To add. Omni Focus.

While the iPhone version is very nice, their iPad version, IMHO, is so much better due to the larger screen area.