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Comments (19)I found the Blackberry very straight forward. You could be reading your mail, click a link and read the web page and return to your mail without having to close the web page and return to the home screen. The I phone does not have a back button which I find so frustrating. My son has an Android and I find it more comfortable to use. It does have a back button. I like the screen better, seems clearer/sharper than Iphone. Iphone brags about their retina display. Sons, Samsung is brighter and colors seem better. Iphone is a data hog. You must remember to constantly close programs or they continue to run. There is no 'xing' off anything. You have to leave a page by returning to the home screen. There are so many things I dislike about the Iphone I won't bother taking the time to list. My guess is, if Iphone is your first smart phone, you'll love it because it's all you know. I also think it is appealing to younger people because of the Apple status symbol. Blackberrys were more 'business' orientated. They operated more like a computer. You could work from multiple screens and pages. Can't do that with the Iphone. Snidely, I've been following Blackberry over the past year hoping the company would come out with a new phone. I thought it was going under. I hoped Microsoft might buy them out. Now it seems they will release their new phone in the next few weeks. The tech reviews were very good. Blackberry will not have a physical keyboard but the testers report loving how well their new touch keypads work. The reports loved the ability to have multiple windows working at once without losing your place. I know many professional people who gave up on Blackberry and upgraded to Iphones. Not one of them thinks Iphone is better than their old phones. Many state they might switch back and are waiting for the release. If I can't get a Blackberry, I'd get an Android. I think its a better phone. Jane...See MoreI pad question
Comments (3)I agree with lindsey, all devices and brands run down when unused. Judging from the display of percent of battery capacity remaining, our ipad mini seems to be able to sleep (not off) for several days without losing or using any part of its charge. But much longer than that is a different story...See MoreQuestion re: importing videos from digital camera to iPad
Comments (2)Many cameras, when connected with a USB cord to a PC, appear as external drives in Windows Explorer. Find the folder with the media files (often named DCIM or a folder under it) and you can copy the files off onto your PC. Or, with the camera off, remove the SD card and connect it to the PC and do the same thing. Once the files are on the PC, the transfer to the iPad is an iPad question. I think you need to put it into a folder that "syncs" with the iPad using iTunes. Refer to the Apple forums for help if you can't figure it out. This is not a difficult task. Good luck....See MoreiPad question
Comments (5)CRV/;d&*@2è4ty7w1l”k*&/ ok—practice above! I haven’t been holding down for a second, so that seems to be helping. Actually like the feature, just consistently doesn’t work for me. I need to perfect my technique. Thanks to you both....See More- 11 years ago
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