Can I use the iPad 2 for FLVS?
yes ,you can. Just go to the enternet ,and go to google ,and type in microsoft word ,and then hit download, there shold be 6 of them that you download ,and then after that ,you go in to microsoft excel and create one.
What do you use your iPad Pro for?
I’m using it now to answer a question on Quora.But seriously, I use it for email, surfing, coding, graphic design, watching Netflix, listening to music, reading books, studying.I wouldn’t be without it (but I wouldn’t be without my MacBook Air either, nor my Pi-Top).Hope this helps.
If you have had your iPad for over six months, what do you now use it for?
I bought an iPad 2 in 2011 and then a Google Nexus 7 in 2013. I went through phases when I was madly dependent on these two devices, but have now outgrown the infatuation. The Nexus 7 almost completely replaced the iPad right from Day 1. I found the 7" form factor very convenient. The display too was excellent in comparison with the second-generation iPad.My original "justification" to myself, and more importantly to my wife, for buying the shiny tablets was that I wanted to write and those devices would be good for some distraction-free writing. I never got around to writing on either of the devices. They are built largely around content-consumption use cases and that's what I ended up doing with them. Most of my writing continued to happen on my rugged Dell and Lenovo laptops.Come 2014. I've gifted the Nexus 7 to my mother, who has become digitally literate only recently and uses the device mainly to stay in touch with family using Facebook and Skype. The iPad is now full of nursery rhymes --- 7 GB of the available 12 GB -- and is an educational toy to my two-year old daughter. Of course, as finicky parents, we're aware that toddlers that young must have controlled access to technology. However, we see no reason why she should not watch Humpty-Dumpy or Twinkle-Twinkle for 15-20 minutes a day. Another app she absolutely adores on the iPad is Talking Lila. Look it up on Google.I bought a Macbook Air recently and use it for most of my writing, including this Quora post.Do I regret buying the devices? No, since they introduced me to a whole new world of touch-centric computing. However, I must conclude that they did not support the primary use case that'd driven my purchases: content creation.EDIT: I almost forgot to say I've not exactly become an ascetic as far as content consumption goes. I have my Lumia 1020 phone that I find excellent for most purposes. However, my primary use case for buying the phone was the camera. That's a story for another day.
Is it rude to use your iPad while dining out?
On your own, it's not rude at all as long as you aren't making noise or doing anything else to disrupt those around you. Many solo diners read a book or the newspaper while eating. An iPad is just a more technologically advanced version of that. I've used my laptop while dining out alone when I've had business related stuff to catch up on and no one has ever had a problem with it.
Can you use an ipad on an airplane?
Yes you can use your iPad on an airplane. If you're using the iPad 3G type, then it would be allowed if it is put under offline/airplane mode. If you're using the WiFi type, then there should be no issue of using it while flying on an airplane. However at present, there are only some airlines that provide WiFi service on board with a certain price for the passengers to pay. Attached is the list of airlines that provide their passengers with in-flight WiFi access. Hope this helps. thank you.
How can I use the iPad mini as my primary mobile phone?
How can I use the iPad mini as my primary mobile phone?It is definitely possible though there are several methods of accomplishment.Option 1:To use your iPad as a mobile phone without dependency on another device, you will need to have the cellular model. The cellular version is considerably more expensive than its wifi-only counterpart considering the starting price for an iPad mini 4 with cellular and 32GB of storage costs $529. Cellular capability will allow your iPad to have data access from anywhere. From here, install a phone from the appstore. Google has a free service called Google Voice which allows for free calls and texts. However, I lack experience using it to inform you of its reliability. I own a BLU R1 HD with no service. I have installed Freetone, Allo, and Hangouts (with phone extension) which allows me to make calls and send texts when connected to wifi. If you have difficulty with Google Voice, I suggest Freetone (supports both calls and texts with ads), Google Allo (texts with no ads), and Hangouts with phone extension (calls are quite stable but it does not allow you to accept calls). I have installed all three of these programs on my phone to provide stability. All of these apps are available on iOS and are completely free. However, you might consider purchasing a phone app (similar to Freetone) but without the ads.Option 2:If you have a phone with service but you would like to accept calls and make text, you can tether your iPad to your phone and install the set of apps mentioned in the passage above. If you have limited data, I suggest changing the iPad’s data settings to only allow certain apps to use your phone’s wifi network because the iPad doesn’t realize it is using your phone’s cellular data and might use a ton of data which costs $$$. Also, this option requires the phone and iPad to be within wifi range.I hope you find these suggestions helpful. I will answer questions in the comment section below this answer.