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Mostly reading, sketching and writing. I couldn't ever get my iPad to work for anything major other than these three things. While individual apps work fine, ap
by captn3m0 11y ago
Mostly reading, sketching and writing. I couldn't ever get my iPad to work for anything major other than these three things. While individual apps work fine, app switching almost always results in an app-refresh.
I'm guessing you have the iPad 3 (the 'new iPad'), which had significantly better specs than the iPad 2 (along with a better screen, I think).
EDIT: Just realized I wrote "iPad Air 2", instead of just "iPad 2 3G".
- sambe 11y agoI have the iPad 4th generation, often forgotten slight upgrade on iPad 3. Both have double the memory of iPad 2, which probably explains the app refresh difference. However, I had the iPad 1 too, and currently have iPhone 4S. Both seemed to get worse with time having been snappy to start with though. We are talking about 4-5 year old devices, possible just more OS functionality and bigger apps use up that memory.