mr__ed
Oct 08, 2016Explorer
iOS 10 for ipad
Have any of you updated your iPad to ios10? I'm holding back because my current system is working OK for me. If you upgraded, what benefits did you notice? Thanks.
diftw wrote:all I have is click speeds, no finger :(
Regarding the Home button, my daughter sent this to me-works for the iPhone and iPad:
If you go to settings, general, accessibility, and home button and select finger, you won't have to press 50 things and wait 278 minutes to open your phone.
mr. ed wrote:the nonstop reminders are the same.SCVJeff wrote:mr. ed wrote:unfortunately you're going to be beat to death with reminders that do nothing but get in the way. It's a very minor change from previous upgrades. The big deal is opening the screen with 2 clicks related than a swipe
Well, looking at these replies, I think I'll hold off updating as long as I can. Thanks for your input.
Keep in mind, I'm talking about the iPad, not a phone. I use the iPad Air.
SCVJeff wrote:mr. ed wrote:unfortunately you're going to be beat to death with reminders that do nothing but get in the way. It's a very minor change from previous upgrades. The big deal is opening the screen with 2 clicks related than a swipe
Well, looking at these replies, I think I'll hold off updating as long as I can. Thanks for your input.
SCVJeff wrote:Yep, the article I linked listed it as no longer supported, too.
my bad.. I took it as he just didn't, not that he couldn't. Wonder if they left the 4S behind yet?
bwanshoom wrote:my bad.. I took it as he just didn't, not that he couldn't. Wonder if they left the 4S behind yet?SCVJeff wrote:wnjj's comment is correct - iOS 10 is not available on the iPad 2. You can't upgrade even if you wanted to. The iPad 2 is out of support - no upgrades, no patches. This article has more details.
No, he said he thinks it's too slow for the iPad 2. My iPad 4 is starting to dragg along too, but is still quite usable
mr. ed wrote:unfortunately you're going to be beat to death with reminders that do nothing but get in the way. It's a very minor change from previous upgrades. The big deal is opening the screen with 2 clicks related than a swipe
Well, looking at these replies, I think I'll hold off updating as long as I can. Thanks for your input.
SCVJeff wrote:wnjj's comment is correct - iOS 10 is not available on the iPad 2. You can't upgrade even if you wanted to. The iPad 2 is out of support - no upgrades, no patches. This article has more details.
No, he said he thinks it's too slow for the iPad 2. My iPad 4 is starting to dragg along too, but is still quite usable