I am somewhat of a packrat, in both physical and virtual worlds, and I think the ipad's storage is close to full. I've only tried with my spouse, and whenever we try to call each other, it can't connect. Spreadsheets and docs crash very frequently it can't display some pdfs and sometimes it can't load in videos I make on my computer (I make screencast videos and upload them to Google Drive and then try to play them on the ipad).Īlso, I just remembered, it may not take FaceTime calls. And Google Drive seems to be the least functional. I can open my Dropbox documents but can't do anything with them. As far as syncable documents, I'm referring to Dropbox and Google Drive. Safari can't seem to handle certain web sites, and quits sometimes (I'd estimate this happens 5-10% of the pages I go to). Where I run into problems is apps where I'd like to have syncable documents, and with Safari.
#Should i upgrade my mac hardware plus#
All these, plus a few third-party apps work fine. For example, I use it for Mail, Calendar, Messages, Google Maps, Clock, Contacts, Notes, IBooks, Bluefire Reader, and Music. Your reply brings to mind some follow-up. This removal/deletion of an iOS upgrade/update is not permanent and may return at anytime when the iOS upgrade/update at some point will get re-pushed to your iDevice, where you can simply perform this procedure, again. It will bring you to another screen that will allowing you to completely delete/remove the entire iOS upgrade/update.
Tap on the arrow at the far right on that iOS 10.x.x panel. Once this list stops generating, look through this list until you see something like iOS 10.x.x in this list. In the right hand column, tap Storage and iCloud Usage.Īt the top in the first block of 3 panels where it is titled at the top of this block Storage, tap the panel that says Manage Storage.Ī list of every app will generate itself. Go into the Settings App, General Settings panel. IOS 6 an 7 were the only good iOS versions for older iPad models.įor future reference there is a way to temporarily remove an iOS upgrade/update so it can't be downloaded at all. If your iPad 2 is just peachy on iOS 6.1.3, I would NOT upgrade. IOS 6, I feel, was great for older iPads.
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