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IPAD 3 G
frankly I am DISGUSTED with the LACK of productivity available on the IPAD.
i bought "THE BEST" so that I wouldn't be disappointed......what a rip off
another writer said it best..... apples a good for CONSUMING MEDIA... surfing, email, etc
BUT if you need to write or edit a document...you might as well pull out your ten year old PC laptop
Here is MY proof in the form of a question;
HOW DO I SAVE MY RESUME IN A STANDARD FORMAT, DOC, DOCX OR PDF...IN MY IPAD AND THEN
HOW DO I UPLOAD IT TO AN ONLINE JOB APPLICATION.
PLEASE..... if you are going to refer steps or apps THAT I HAVE TO DOWNLOAD / BUY PLEASE REFERE ......ONLY...
to apps you have personally proofed.....
I can...not....STAND....... this TOY......it is USELESS....AS A TOOL FOR PRODUCTIVITY.
TALK ABOUT LOWERED EXPECTATIONS.
so i just tried to select the type of equipment I am using..... AND IPAD 3 G isn't even on the list!!!!!!

There is much to agree with on both sides of this argument. Yes it's just a tablet and not a full blown PC but at the same time, how pathetic it is if a website asks you to upload a document and all the iPad will do is look in the pictures folder? This is so frustrating that's it's actually quite annoying!
So picture the scene, you've got a really important document or CV to upload to a generic website and all the iPad (or iPhone) can do is look straight at your photo's. GREAT, that'll really help me out, ...erm NO!!
As a user we can't change the website and we can't certainly change the OS on the tablet so where does that leave you? That's right, going on a wild goose chase looking for a free app that will change your document into a picture, just so you can upload it. It's just not productive at all. And before you say get Dropbox or Onedrive etc, I already have them. The website your trying to upload to can't get past the 'straight to pictures' problem i mentioned above. Infinite loop ensues...
To be honest, if your iPad or iPhone has Apple Pages on it, why doesn't the device allow you to choose from that as well? That would put an end to this lack of productivity and eventual apple device annoyance. So going back to your original complaint, I agree, I find my iPad to be more of a toy than a work station, and I will only change my mind when Pages is better integrated to be of actual use in Safari and other essential apps.

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