Re: [iPad] Re: Probably a silly question about using iPad overseas

 

I used my first generation iPad in Ireland with no problem. Just remember that if you use a data plan other than wifi your international charges are incurred. The first generation does not have GPS hardware included so I used wifi exclusively and I was able to find my coordinates.

From: Robert Maxey <bobbyzio36@gmail.com>
To: iPad@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2012 3:58 PM
Subject: [iPad] Re: Probably a silly question about using iPad overseas

 
Make sure to check the power requirements and if you need a power adapter. They are generally less costly here than where yo go. And by adapter, I mean the proper plug. Sockets can be different in many parts of the world.

--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, "JoyceK" <joycekeay@...> wrote:
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> Hi, I'm taking a tour of Norway this summer. I found a neat application for the iPad called City Maps 2Go. The description says it has GPS so you can tell where you are on the map. I do not yet have an iPad but I'm thinking of buying one. I'm assuming I do not need a data plan to access the GPS feature of the maps application. Am I right?
>
> Also if I get an iPad GS (Verizon version) will I be able to use any features available to the GS version overseas (such as accessing my e-mail) when I am not in the range of wifi?
>
> Sorry if I sound confused. I am just not sure what the iPad is capable of doing.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Joyce Keay
>



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