3G on two ipads

My wife and I both have ipads. I have gone through a month with 3G on mine. I'd like to have it on both ipads but the 2gb plan is more than we need. What would seem perfect is if we could share one 3G 2gb plan on these . Is this possible? The 250 mb plan wouldn't do it for either of us.

I think it is possible if you share one SIM. Obviously you both could not use cellular at the same time.

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UM THERE ISN'T! u either got to change the account names or they are both going to be the same! Consolation: for now they reflect as one player for both devices but they may update to include something to fix this issue later on so I WOULD PHONE APPLE STORE WHERE U PURCHASED THE IPADS AND ASK THEM WHAT U SHOULD DO AND THEY MAY TELL U IT'S COMING SOON OR THAT IT'S NOT POSSIBLE AT ALL (in which case U NEED 2 of everything!!!! Yeah!

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Hi Brett,
Thanks very much for the information.
I took a look at it but it seems to be aimed solely at "media" on an iPad, i.e. movies, music, TV shows etc. This is fine, but I also want to be able to deal with all the apps on each iPad too, so that when I connect each iPad to my MacBook through iTunes, the synching process works just like it always has for my first iPad (an IPad 2). I don't mean that I want all the apps on both iPads to be the same (my wife doesn't need all the apps that are on the iPad 2 at present), but I do want to be able to add/remove/update media and apps on each iPad, and update the iOS on each iPad.
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Dear Dah,
I now have two iPads, which I also (need to) have separate AppleID's for. I understand I can share apps between them if I authorize iTunes on my iMac with both ID's, but I am not quite sure about the correct way to do that. I already have the iMac authorized for AppleID#1. If I go into iTunes and click on Store/Authorize this Computer... and enter my AppleID#2 information into Account name and Password boxes, does this authorize my iMac's iTunes for BOTH ID's or does it just change the authorization from ID#1 to ID#2?
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I have iTunes set up to "Manually manage music and videos," but otherwise my iPad content is automatically syncced to iTunes.
So, assuming I have my new iPad2 in hand, it goes like this?
1) Sync the iPad1 to iTunes, just to make sure the iTune's backup record is 100% up to date.
2) Unplug iPad1, plug in iPad2, and click RESTORE in iTunes. That will move all my apps, personal settings and associated content from iPad1onto iPad2, right? Basically, iPad2 acquires the personality and memory of iPad1.
3) Manually port my iPad1 music/video library from iTunes into iPad2.
That should leave me with my new iPad set up exactly the way my old one was, right? Same accounts, same functional software, same permissions, etc., right?
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pax / Ctein

Dear Chris,
Wow, really is just that simple. Thanks; life is rarely that good (even Apple life, which is pretty good).
And thereafter, once my housemate has set up the scrubbed iPad1 as her machine, iTunes really will track them both separately, maintaining separate syncs and backups for each? (again, noting that we don't auto-sync music and video)
Thanks for the hand-holding. I know it's a bit early to be asking, but I like to be prepared.
pax / Ctein

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I did authorize the computer. I knew enough to do that but am terrified that I will lose everything that I have accumulated and still won't be able to use ICloud.
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This is a tedious solution, which is stupid! And some users report an inability to reauthorize a computer after an "en masse” deauthorization. I can’t believe Apple doesn’t provide a list or menu to find out which computers you’ve authorized! Obviously, APPLE knows (or else they couldn’t tell us how many computers we have authorized)--so why can’t they give us access to that information about our own computers??!!!
And for an already-authorized computer with a hard drive that’s since been replaced and upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite, would it be recognized as a “new computer” and require authorization? Would its previous incarnation (i.e., with the old hard drive and OS) be considered a separate computer? Some users report they can’t authorize a computer after an OS upgrade because of that. Can’t believe we have to do such a bass-ackwards kludge!

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I'm toast!
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LJ

How to use multiple iPods, iPads, or iPhones with one computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1495
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http://www.macworld.com/article/1163347/how_to_share_a_family_ipad.html
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1202
iOS & iCloud Tips: Sharing an Apple ID With Your Family
http://www.macstories.net/stories/ios-5-icloud-tips-sharing-an-apple-id-with-you r-family/
How To Best Use and Share Apple IDs across iPhones, iPads and iPods
http://www.nerdsonsite.com/blog/2012/06/07/help-im-appleid-confused/
 Cheers, Tom

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