Future iPad improvements

I own an iPad 2 and love it, feeding it with new apps on a regular basis. However it does have obvious shortcomings and I'm seriously thinking of buying another tablet that has features which are missing.
Keyboard
I'll start with the the most common failing, which is the keyboard. a positive feature of the onscreen keyboard is the large size of the keys which is great for speed typing. I type faster on my iPad than any other device but only if I'm only typing text and not using complex punctuation. To type a number have to press a toggle key that converts the whole keyboard. To correct a word back from my current cursor position I hold my finger down and wait for a magnifying glass to appear. Too slow and far to clumsy.
One only has to look at the Thinkbook app to see how Apple should have applied a proper text editing set of features. With regard to the numbers, these should appear as a row above the current keyboard and there can be a toggle key to activate and deactivate it.
To summarise - shortcomings of keyboard - number keys and text editing controls.
2. iTunes - File Transfer
Here is a major problem and concern. Plug in you iDevice and iTunes automatically loads up and syncs, downloads apps purchased but not downloaded, check for new updates, etc. This is a obstructive process if all you're wanting to do is copy files across.
When I plug my device in a pop up should appear with two or three buttons -
File Transfer
iTunes
File Transfer followed by iTunes
One can be in an extreme hurry when needing to copy files and so the default iTunes setup is a barrier to using this device quickly.
3. Common Folders
This may be the craziest thing about iDevices. If I want to copy a PDF to the PDFReader app, I load up iTunes and add the files under the Apps menu. If I want to view the same files in iBooks or another PDF Reader I need to copy the files again to those apps. This means the files appear several times on my single device, and they are cut off from one another. In PDFReader I cannot see what other PDF files there may be on my iDevice, nor can I load them up without connecting to a Mac or PC and copying them over.
There should be a common file folder structure where common files are stored and can be accessed by multiple applications. I can't believe this does not exist already and can't understand why there is no option for this. From the root folder there should be PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF, DOC, KEYNOTE, PAGES, NUMBERS, PPT, and other folders. Apps should be able to access the files they need from these common folders.
4. Ports / Hub
It's very understandable why Apple chooses to continually omit ports from their iDevices. For years the weight, thickness and appealing look of the devices have pleased the consumer and has been a correct choice as people don't want to carry around bricks. IMO it's important for Apple to continue this policy. However Apple does need to design a hub which can be plugged in and has all the necessary elements in one package. This would be a HDMI, VGA, USB 3, micro USB, mini display ports, micro, mini and normal SD, CF card slots all in one hub unit, together with a power connector which is magsafe.
Buying separate add-ons is frustrating and costly and there is nothing more frightening than arriving to present a talk and panicking because you may have forgotten a connector.
Alternately Apple can release a Connectivity iPad which has all the connectors, slots and ports one needs already built-in. I would favour buying a seperate all in one hub, but there may be a market for a connectivity tablet.
Above is listed improvements that need to be made pronto by Apple if they are to completely dominate the market. If they're happy with less of a market share then their current course is fine, but I will shortly be carrying around another tablet. My wish is for a better iPad though.

Steve Jobs wants Apple products to be the best not just to have market share.
This means listening to their users.
With regard to the other tablet makers, they really do have a branding problem. When I say iPad everyone knows what I'm talking about. If I say Iconia or Transformer I have to explain. They are in a deadend - not sure how they are going to get out of this dilemma,

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If you do a search, upper right corner, you will get a lot of threads similar to yours. A number of people come on here and ask the other users their views on the iPad.
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Pardon me if some of these points are already covered, in which case I would appreciate links to solutions.
1) The iTunes App Store could really use some fine-tuning. The categories are occasionally so broad that fine-tuning searches is difficult. For instance, "Music" is waaaayyyyy too broad not to be broken down into sub-categories, especially given that Mac and Apple are so deeply engrained in the general arts industry. I suggest:
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- Recording (obvious);
- Listening (managing audio files)...
...for starters, with option to apply more than one of these to an app at a time. BTW, I'm sure that experts using other types of apps could make similar statements.
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Useful info. I never would have seen that there.
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IPad crashes regularly

After updating OS, iPad crashes regularly. What can I do?

If your iPhone, iPod or iPad, or even just an app, is freezing or crashing regularly, you may review your crash logs to diagnose any reportable issues. Crash logs contain information about what the iPad and its apps were doing just prior to crashing.
To find a crash log file, sync your iPhone, iPod or iPad first, then locate the appropriate log files using the path for your OS shown below. An app's log file’s name should start with the app’s name, for example.
Mac OS X
~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/<your iDevice’s name>/
Windows XP
C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Apple computer\Logs\CrashReporter\<your iDevice’s name>\
Windows Vista
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Apple computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\<your iDevice’s name>\
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The amount of memory in the iPad is obviously limited, purposely. The Daily Newspaper demonstrated this fact early on. Today, Apple is pushing greater resolutions requiring bigger files for HD stuff and app developers are assuming, probably, that they can eventually force Apple to increase memory sizes in the iPads. We users expect the Pulse app, for example, to function without flaws but, of course, this app interacts directly with the internet where sites have files in sizes the iPad cannot easily handle. It's a programmer's nightmare, balancing memory requirements.
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I disconnected them, cleaned them, and reseated them, figuring it might make a difference. But it didn't.
After putting everything back together, the ipad still froze exactly like before after 2 minutes. At least
I didn't make it worse!
So I started to think that this screen freezing problem seems to have gotten worse since the seasonal
change in weather has gotten progressively warmer here in Pennsylvania from February to June, and that
it would be interesting to put the iPad in the freezer for 15 minutes and see if cooling the iPad improves it's
performance.
It did! After 15 minutes in my freezer, the iPad was able to respond properly for 26 minutes before the screen "froze".
Is this because there is a component that is heating up inside, and cooling the iPad slows down that process,
OR
is the touchscreen more capable of "distinguishing" my warm fingers when the iPad is generally cooler?
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Hi everyone
My ipad got stolen from the office where I work during lunch time today, along with macbook pro and some cash.
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Antiglar screen cover
Hard Candy ipad street skin cover
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88_King wrote:
Hi everyone
My ipad got stolen from the office where I work during lunch time today, along with macbook pro and some cash.
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Hard Candy ipad street skin cover
Serial number: GB022V1WETV
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Be careful out there with your stuff guys
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Bingo! You've find a serious performance issue!
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Apple announces future update for Wi-Fi issues...

+From Apple's support site+
Symptoms
A very small number of iPad users have experienced issues with Wi-Fi connectivity. This article outlines workarounds for these issues. *Apple will also address remaining Wi-Fi connectivity issues with a future iPad software update.*
Note: For general information on troubleshooting Wi-Fi connections with iPad, refer to this article.
Products Affected
iPad
Resolution
If you consistently encounter issues connecting to a specific Wi-Fi network, try the following steps to resolve your issue:
Update Wi-Fi router firmware
Verify that your Wi-Fi router firmware is up-to-date.
Note: This is important if your Wi-Fi router supports 802.11n, as it may still be using the draft specification of the 802.11n standard.
For AirPort Base Stations, refer to this article for information about firmware updates. For third-party Wi- Fi routers, check the manufacturer's website for details on updating your firmware.
Use WPA or WPA2 wireless security
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Some Wi-Fi routers using WEP wireless security may cause intermittent disconnects to iPad which requires re-typing a password. Using WPA or WPA2 wireless security on your network will correct this issue.
Note: WPA and WPA2 encryption protocols are newer, more effective security options for wireless networks than the older WEP protocol.
Adjust screen brightness
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Note: Brightness control in the iBooks application can also be used to adjust brightness.
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Tap Renew Lease
If the issue persists, try turning Wi-Fi to Off and then to On.
If after attempting the troubleshooting tips provided above you are still having difficulty connecting to a network please contact Apple.
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jbhmacpro wrote:
My experience on a recent trip without my MBP (a mistake I won't make again)? DoubleTree, McDonalds, Starbucks = Fail, fail, fail. Poor signal strength = fail.
Marriott, 2 different airports = success, success, success. Your "poor signal strength" is just a symptom of an incompatible network.
Define "old".
Any router that was not tested with an iPad before it was sold - all of them. Many of those routers were well made and comply with standards that were not written or finalized when they were sold. Those routers work well with devices such as the iPad that comply to those now-official standards.
Enlighten me, how is a router "misconfigured"?
It's been hacked up by every assistant store manager at McDonalds so it can run an array of peer-to-peer and gaming servers, as an example. There are literally an infinite number of ways for routers to be misconfigured.
You are saying that 20% of iPads are failing to connect and it's the router to blame.
I have no idea how many iPads fail to connect. If you added all of the replies to the "WiFi failure" threads here on Apple Discussions, it would be 0.2%. I think a more accurate number is somewhere in between. It isn't always the router to blame. Sometimes it is the user.
While I don't doubt router vagaries and the rube-ness of the general public being contributing factors, I'm certainly not a rube. Even know how to read and understand both my router instruction books.
But I gather you aren't a field IT support person for DoubleTree, McDonalds, or Starbucks.
I experienced the same kinds of problems when I first got my iBook and MacBook. Routers are cheap, break frequently, and get replaced on a regular basis. The next time you go back to those places, your iPad will probably work just fine.

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Hello all!
Apple's going to add HDR support for iPad in iOS 4.2. However, I am wondering, what use will it be on the iPad since it has no camera? Or will it be as some sort of a post-processing tool for existing photos?
Thanks for any advise!

The HDR demo in the keynote speech with photos to be taken on the iphone. When you select HDR on the camera app, the iphone takes 3 photos. One over, one under and one correctly exposed. The software then "HDR's" the 3 into one HDR photo.
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AUTOMATIC TIME UPDATE FUNCTION:
At power-ON the camera presently updates the right time from a web time server.
This does NOT work after a power failure, which affects the modem as well. The modem takes some time to power up, the camera by then has decided to abandon the time update and defaults to 2005.
Suggestion: make the WVC54GCA try at least every hour to update its time, or even more frequently.
Or as an alternative:
Delay the initial time search by 5 minutes.
Cheers.

I'd like to see an increase in the motion detection event legnth. Support for recording events to a NAS would be a great improvement as well.
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Will iPad 3 be capable of retina display? Or is an above-1080p resolution just too much to handle?

If apple pulls this off I'm sure they'll gain more than just me as a future iPad user. There is a steadily-increasing list of iPad-only applications that will boost those sales, but I think that having your own "portable HD tv" would just pull in so many tech heads like magnets. I look forward to the possibility either way.

To answer the actual question, none of us would know. If current sales are an indicator of anything, the lack of a true HD Retina display has certainly not thwarted sales. Apple can't build them fast enough. Personally, I find the screen quite terrific in iPad 2 as it is. If you think your voice needs to be heard by Apple, you should write them at the following URL.......http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

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Quick question: with a future update of ACR, would one expect it to improve the rendering of RAW files from an "old" camera or would it only be likely to improve renderings for new cameras going forward?
Generally, I guess I'm wondering if when ACR rendering is improved, is it relying upon new profiles from old cameras (seems to be unlikely level of effort required) or upon improved ability to understand the manufacture's RAW files, which would affect the full line of that manufacturers cameras?
Specifically, I have a 3-4 yo Canon Rebel XT. I'm wondering if future versions/improvements to ACR would improve the ability to read RAW files from this camera.
Thanks,
Frank

There is two parts to understanding RAW. One is the demosaic algorithm. Almost every current camera uses a Bayer mosaic sensor with a simple antialias filter in front. When ACR's algorithm for demoisaicing improves, it improves for ALL cameras, not just the new ones. You'll gte more detail and lower noise automatically. Second part is the mapping of the camera signals to certain colors. To do this the ACR/Lightroom folks shoot testcharts with all these different cameras and generate profiles from these shots. New profiles are added all the time and in 1.4 (ACR 4.4), a lot of new profiles for old cameras were introduced. Even for cameras that are not sold anymore. At some point for sure, they must stop profiling older cameras. You'll still benefit from improvements in the demosiac though.

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