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I concur, I dont think that something like that would be commonplace or it wouldnt even be allowed on the iPad 1.
by S_A_P 16y ago
I concur, I dont think that something like that would be commonplace or it wouldnt even be allowed on the iPad 1.
- wiredfool 16y agoI've done another test, this time with the 4yr old and I've now replicated the issue with two different test cases. It's clear that the ipad is queueing the events and not dropping them if it gets lagged. Under normal circumstances, it's not a problem. But when you have wee monkeys, it does seem to happen with some repeatability.
- ralphgoodtimes 16y agoMaybe it has to do with the amount of apps "open" (albeit dormant) at the same time?