Re: [iPad] OT sad Sandy pic

 

Hmm, that sounds almost like a normal day for me... :-(

Cheers,
B.L>

On Nov 1, 2012, at 7:59 AM, "Judith" <pooh4jvn@pacbell.net> wrote:

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> We got home at night just in time to go to bed only to start the same schedule the next day.
>
> Judith Barnett
> Pooh4jvn@pacbell.net
> Sent from my ipad
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[iPad] Re: Ted/How do I reset my iPad?

 

To reset your iPad, hold down the sleep/wake button (upper right on
top of the iPad) and the Home button (center bottom indented button).
Hold them down together and don't let go until you see the apple logo
show up on the screen.

Larry

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Re: [iPad] Secret folder

 

While the iOS remains single user no solution from apple will appear

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On Oct 31, 2012, at 3:43 PM, "Ed" <huckleberryed@gmail.com> wrote:

 

Carlee, et. al.

 

Yes,  this topic has been well dug into lately.   The original poster did want a way to lock certain APPLICATIONS in to it so as to prevent access to these apps by other users on his tablet.   ALL  the apps I could find on iTunes store were only meant to hide photo, videos, and various data files.  None of them were capable of hiding applications.   I did note that there were some apps available that would do as the original poster wanted on a jail broken iPad,  but most of us do not want to jail break.   It appears that it is Apple who is preventing the development or marketing of such an app for iOS.    We are holding out hope that Apple will remedy this situation some day. There appears to be quite a demand for this.

 

Ed   in Oregon

 

 

 

From: iPad@yahoogroups.com [mailto:iPad@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Carlee Marrer-Tising
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 2:16 PM
To: iPad@yahoogroups.com
Subject: AW: [iPad] Secret folder

 

 

I saw this, too, but as I remember the person wanted a folder that he could also save games in, and I don't believe that is possible with this app.  I could be wrong, though.  It's certainly worth checking it out!!

 

Carlee

 

Von: iPad@yahoogroups.com [mailto:iPad@yahoogroups.com] Im Auftrag von Tony
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 31. Oktober 2012 22:11
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Betreff: Re: [iPad] Secret folder

 





Well spotted!

I have only skimmed over that topic, but I gather there was no resolution. Another example of  group interraction

 

 

From: Carol <floridabouvs@gmail.com>
To: iPad@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 1 November 2012 9:47 AM
Subject: [iPad] Secret folder

 

 

Not sure where I read the question, but someone was asking about a password protected folder where stuff could be kept from prying eyes. And it just so happens that on Apps Gone Free today there is Secrets Folder Pro, normally 99 cents, free today. You can keep stuff under a passcode lock.
Carol

 





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Re: [iPad] "Cat" photo taken with iPad

 

Excellent reproduction! How fun!

E in Long Beach
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On Oct 31, 2012, at 4:01 PM, "Tonya" <cuppa.chat@gmail.com> wrote:

You know my daughter is here detoxing. Part of the deal is that my 8 year old grand daughter is here also. There are dolls called Monster High Dolls (I'd never heard of them)
and that is what GD Phoebe wanted to be for Halloween. I'm cheap, so I made the costume instead of buying it.
Here is the doll - Toralei Stripe. I attached the photos of Phoebe.
<toralei.jpg>
<Phoebe-Toraleism.jpg>
<PhoebeToralieSmTall.jpg>

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Re: [iPad] Google Takes Aim at Siri with New iOS Search App

 

THIS!!! To the nth degree. 

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On Oct 31, 2012, at 9:26 PM, Ted Wagner <tfwagner2001@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

Thanks for telling us what Google Search does.

Me: "What's the population of San Mateo, CA?"
Google Search: "98,391" and displays a Google search page
Siri: "OK Ted, here you go" and displays a chart with the number

I like Siri but sometimes she won't use words to answer me. I hate that.

Ted

Sent from my iPad 3

On Oct 31, 2012, at 6:12 PM, Carl Brooks <carl@iamthereforeipad.com> wrote:

 

These stories are link bait. Other than both using voice to interact
with the service, Google Search and Siri are two very different
services. Google Search only does one thing that Siri does. Google
Search doesn't create my calendar events or tell me when there is a
conflict and let me change either event's time slot to avoid the
conflict. Google Search doesn't initiate timers or alarms.

Google Search doesn't send an email or SMS message to my contacts.
Google Search doesn't create reminders for you or create notes that
she can append to at anytime. Google Search doesn't know where you
live nor give you directions by saying "taker home". Google Search
doesn't know who your spouse, brother, best friend or child is so it
contact them by phone, email or text without you saying there name.

Google Search doesn't update your Facebook or Twitter status for you.
Google Search doesn't make reserve tables at your favorite
restaurant.

Google Search doesn't launch my apps so I don't have to search for
them. Google Search doesn't play songs or playlists from my music
collection.

Siri is a personal assistant that can do many things; one of which is
to search the web via a verbal command. Google Search does do this.
Google naturally does this very well.

Comparing these two things are like comparing a Swiss Army knife to a
Phillips Power screwdriver. Siri can turn the screw and much more.
Google Search turns the screw faster and more efficiently, but that is
all it does. Both are worth using.

Thanks,

Carl W. Brooks
Check out my iPad/iOS/Mac technology website
http://www.iamthereforeipad.com

On Oct 31, 2012, at 11:45 AM, Ted wrote:

> I checked out the updated Google Search after reading this article and agree that the voice search works pretty good.

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Re: [iPad] Google Takes Aim at Siri with New iOS Search App

 

I find I say google before I talk to Siri. I google using Siri more than I Siri. Ill set reminded a lot but she's not equipped enough to be an assistant. 

~KM
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On Oct 31, 2012, at 6:12 PM, Carl Brooks <carl@iamthereforeipad.com> wrote:

 

These stories are link bait. Other than both using voice to interact
with the service, Google Search and Siri are two very different
services. Google Search only does one thing that Siri does. Google
Search doesn't create my calendar events or tell me when there is a
conflict and let me change either event's time slot to avoid the
conflict. Google Search doesn't initiate timers or alarms.

Google Search doesn't send an email or SMS message to my contacts.
Google Search doesn't create reminders for you or create notes that
she can append to at anytime. Google Search doesn't know where you
live nor give you directions by saying "taker home". Google Search
doesn't know who your spouse, brother, best friend or child is so it
contact them by phone, email or text without you saying there name.

Google Search doesn't update your Facebook or Twitter status for you.
Google Search doesn't make reserve tables at your favorite
restaurant.

Google Search doesn't launch my apps so I don't have to search for
them. Google Search doesn't play songs or playlists from my music
collection.

Siri is a personal assistant that can do many things; one of which is
to search the web via a verbal command. Google Search does do this.
Google naturally does this very well.

Comparing these two things are like comparing a Swiss Army knife to a
Phillips Power screwdriver. Siri can turn the screw and much more.
Google Search turns the screw faster and more efficiently, but that is
all it does. Both are worth using.

Thanks,

Carl W. Brooks
Check out my iPad/iOS/Mac technology website
http://www.iamthereforeipad.com

On Oct 31, 2012, at 11:45 AM, Ted wrote:

> I checked out the updated Google Search after reading this article and agree that the voice search works pretty good.

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RE: [iPad] mini ipad

 

 

Thanks, Carl.  That is the most detailed and complete review of the new Mini that I have seen yet,  by far.  It answered some questions I was about to raise here.

 

Ed    in Oregon

 

 

From: iPad@yahoogroups.com [mailto:iPad@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Carl Brooks


Here is a great video review

 

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