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**Agehoobionibe** · 08-06-2012, 05:37 AM

Yeah, they are out now. Apple called it the New iPad, though not so certain about the name. it is thinner and lighter than the iPad 2 and the battery does last longer as well.

As for the keybaord, I am still trying to get used to the Virtual Interface. it takes a bit of getting used, and the one thing I detest is the "autocorrect" feature, especially when typing on a forum with acronyms, abbreviations, etc, etc.

I like mine, but overall as far as the Android vs iPad debate, it all comes down to what you are going to use it for. The Apple iPad is ahead of the game as far as App's and features go, but the nice thing about the Android devices is that the majority of the Apps are free. There are a lot of free Apps for the iPad as well, but to get the truly functional App's you usually have to pay.

It's just an iPad 3 and as I'd pointed out earlier you can't really tell the difference between 'em...other than you're gonna have to buy a new case.

You can change that autocorrect feature in the settings - it used to get the best of me as well, now it's just me getting the best of me.

My wife's got a Droid Razr, I don't think there're more or less free apps other than the App Store possibly just having more apps overall than the Market Place, at least that was my take.

08-06-2012, 05:37 AM	#27
Agehoobionibe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	Yeah, they are out now. Apple called it the New iPad, though not so certain about the name. it is thinner and lighter than the iPad 2 and the battery does last longer as well. As for the keybaord, I am still trying to get used to the Virtual Interface. it takes a bit of getting used, and the one thing I detest is the "autocorrect" feature, especially when typing on a forum with acronyms, abbreviations, etc, etc. I like mine, but overall as far as the Android vs iPad debate, it all comes down to what you are going to use it for. The Apple iPad is ahead of the game as far as App's and features go, but the nice thing about the Android devices is that the majority of the Apps are free. There are a lot of free Apps for the iPad as well, but to get the truly functional App's you usually have to pay. It's just an iPad 3 and as I'd pointed out earlier you can't really tell the difference between 'em...other than you're gonna have to buy a new case. You can change that autocorrect feature in the settings - it used to get the best of me as well, now it's just me getting the best of me. My wife's got a Droid Razr, I don't think there're more or less free apps other than the App Store possibly just having more apps overall than the Market Place, at least that was my take.
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