Nearly all iPhone apps work on iPad just in 2x mode.
Thanks,
Andrew Wood
On 28/03/2011, at 10:14, twenty pearls <akaivyleaf@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Just looking at the apps I have downloaded to the iphone... 100 of them aren't compatible with the iPad...yet so I will maintain both equally for quite some time it appears. (maybe I'm interpreting the screen wrong... it says that 36 apps are iphone, itouch, ipad apps and the other 100 are iphone, itouch apps) I never really paid attention to that screen until now.
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> I use the iphone more for the apps than for the phone features but if developers would ever gain control over the phone api, things might change there.
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> Sharon H.
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>> I do not have an iPhone. I still use the plain no frills old cell phone that still works. Is an iPhone very useful if you have an iPad?
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> The first "personal digital assistant" (PDA) I bought was the HP 200LX "palmtop" computer. In the early '90's, it had a fully useable keyboard, and a CGA-resolution grey-scale screen; it fit in your pocket, and it ran for a week on two AA rechargeable batteries. It had no cellular, GPS, gyroscope, compass, etc., but it was a fully functional, instant-on, IBM XT-clone computer.
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> At the time, it was said that, "The advantage of a laptop is that you can take it wherever you go. The advantage of a PALMtop computer is that you WILL take it wherever you go."
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> Much the same thing can be said of the difference between the iPad and the iPhone. The only times I don't have the iPhone with me is in the shower in the evening, and in the bathroom in the morning before I get dressed.
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> The iPad is *definitely* not as ubiquitous.
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