So it looks like the iPad 3 will get announced today along with a new Apple TV.
Should be interesting.
Speculation?
Should be interesting.
Speculation?
WHAT?!?!?! thought you were supposed to be getting +70Mbps??? lolo jkjkChris Blount said:By the way, here are the LTE speeds I'm getting.
That's faster than my home network. :lol:Chris Blount said:By the way, here are the LTE speeds I'm getting.
LOL! Yeah, I would have been VERY surprised if I saw 70Mbps.Sgt. Slaughter said:WHAT?!?!?! thought you were supposed to be getting +70Mbps??? lolo jkjk
pretty solid speeds there though! ATT or VZ?
No issues here. Might want to try and delete the app then reload.HDJulie said:Is anyone having a problem with the D* app on it? Everytime I go to the playlist, it crashes. I thought it might be because we are on a CE release on the HR34, but my husband now has my iPad 2 & the playlist works on his.
This is why I stick with laptops. Its ridiculous to have to hack a device so it will run the programs you want to run.No FaceTime over LTE is a sham(e). Luckily, it seems the new iPad is already jailbroken and ready for "mods" to that policy.
It seems to sum it up for me also. I have the WiFi only version because I will never have a need to use it outside of my home.TBlazer07 said:This guy seems to sum up my iPad 3 "experience" pretty well. Doesn't seem to be a "biased writer" either (I do have the LTE version):
(From Flipbook) http://9to5mac.com/2012/03/17/review-24-hours-with-the-new-ipad/
I don't know. It should be a bandwidth hog, so the carriers might not like that... but if people used it, they would blow through their limited plans and the carrier would make a lot of money.klang said:FaceTime has always been Wi-Fi only. I imagine at the carriers request.
I understand that on the iPhone which was released with unlimited data plans. But on the iPad where they would love to stick people with data overages? Seems like they are losing a revenue center.klang said:FaceTime has always been Wi-Fi only. I imagine at the carriers request.
Might also be a technical thing, I'm pretty sure the connection is routed through Apples servers.Herdfan said:I understand that on the iPhone which was released with unlimited data plans. But on the iPad where they would love to stick people with data overages? Seems like they are losing a revenue center.
Edit: Stewart beat me to it.
That doesn't matter. You can jailbreak and use FaceTime over 3G with no problem.klang said:Might also be a technical thing, I'm pretty sure the connection is routed through Apples servers.
yeah I always think about the reaction that would occur if Dell, Microsoft, and everyone else decided to take the full lock down approach to your personal computer...Davenlr said:This is why I stick with laptops. Its ridiculous to have to hack a device so it will run the programs you want to run.
A) Are you sure you have LTE in your area? Coverage maps aren't always accurate but SF Bay looks pretty solid.mutelight said:Anyone here have a Verizon model? Mine doesn't want to connect to anything faster than 3G.
Yes to all, going to swap it out today.TBlazer07 said:A) Are you sure you have LTE in your area? Coverage maps aren't always accurate but SF Bay looks pretty solid.
B) Is the LTE slider turned on in settings?
C) Check with VZW and verify you are provisioned for LTE with the proper SIM.
D) Reboot
E) If you are sure of all the above swap it at Apple Store.