I don't think anyone should even consider Jailbreak unless & until they have
a *reason* to do it -- whether it's something they want to do that non-JB
won't allow, or even just wanting to tinker -- & knowing not just how but
how not to, and how to recover from disaster, or at least having a clue.
But the iPad is quite usable & versatile without ever getting near a JB.
bj
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Maxey
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 12:57 PM
To: iPad@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [iPad] Re: ~~Hola~~New to the Group
Go to iTunes and DL the iPad guide. Read that and you will know quite a bit.
There are many ways to do what it is you wish to do. You really need to ask
one question and let us help you with that. Take it slow. There are many
apps out there that allow you do all sorts of amazing things.
You mentioned Jailbreaking. That can be a complicated subject. Your success
depends upon many factors like which version of iOS are you running or do
you have an iPad 1 or 2?. If 5.0, you will have problems because there are
no untethered JBs out yet for that iOS version. Just lots of idiots selling
iOS 5 JBs and taking advantage of new users.
That said, the JB for iOS 5 will soon arrive, so you will not have long to
wait.
So you really need to learn a bit more about JB before you decide to do it.
You do not seem to be annoying, so relax. Smiley
--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, "goldchip042704" <goldchip042704@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hello All,
>
> I am new to the group and just wanted to say hello. I am a new iPad
> owner and I don't know squat about how to share files, move files,
> jailbreak, or anything else. I can turn the darned thing on, so if my
> questions get annoying just drop me an e-mail saying "YOU ARE ANNOYING",
> and I will try not to do that. For now, thank you for admitting me into
> your little circle and everyone have a very blessed day!~~~~Lydia
>
