It’s the only form of computer that I have so I use it for everything
I do have an older one that has become obsolete as it won’t access anything.
I’ve got a samsung galaxy tab A - is that an ipad - always thought it was?
Ipads are a make of tablet made by Apple. Galaxy Tabs are made by Samsung. They have different operating systems, Ipads have Apple’s IOS and Tabs run Android.
so wot difference does that make to the price of sliced bread then ? It seems to do evreything that apple does emails ; forums ; searches etc - but how can I link it to the net - my laptop I use a dongle - that slots into a side vent and they charge me $30 a month to use -but the samsung won’t take a dongle heh? does the apple? dongle = usb
Yes, Sudoku, every time I fire it up, it tells me it ain’t been updated for three years or so, what does it expect from a Luddite?
Both have pros and cons to each, but by and large, what one can do, so can the other.
They should have wifi connectivity, but some will accept a sim card and can connect to a network.
My first Ipad had only wifi, which meant I could only use it online when I could access a local signal. So a workaround was to buy a “Mifi” box which had a sim to a network and it broadcast a wifi signal so I could use it anywhere.
If you have a smartphone, you can usually create a wifi hotspot to allow a tablet or other device to the internet via the phone. I’m unfamiliar with what dongle you’re using, but the Samsung will have a USB port and the Apple uses a Lightening Port, both are completely different, although you may find a widget which allows a USB into an Apple port (or vice versa)
The Wife has just bought the 10th generation ipad so I have inherited her old one, I hope this one isn’t to get updated periodically
Reading, art and creating music.
I have a very ancient IPad that the Apple don’t any more but still works fine
I’ve taken everything off a except the Kindle app and I use it to store recipe books I’ve bought on Kindle
I also take screen shots of recipes and store them in photos. It’s very useful and saves me cluttering up with too many recipe books
iPad? Errrrmmm