iPadCharlie
iPF Noob
Well, I do a lot of stuff on my iPad, but not everything! I am sure there are apps out there that will do the kind of stuff Paint will do, but I haven't found them yet and to be quite honest... I haven't really looked!
How many apps do you have?
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Purpleorchid
iPF Novice
SweetPoison and 1991-C4, there is a great app for you to put red circles on your pics (as well as other photo editing duties). Photogene is your friend! It has a good UI, lots of filters/features, doesn't crash, and is a worthwhile app to have on the iPad! I have the iPad version (HD) for the iPad and the iPhone version (non-HD) for my iPhone.
My latest use of Photogene HD was to put square red map labels on Google Map screenshots during my vacation earlier this month. Since I only have a wifi iPad, we needed along the route maps for a couple towns along our 5 hour road trip. I took screenshots of maps, and then edited them in Photogene HD by adding big red text labels describing what town the map was for. We had about 6 maps, so I wanted the maps to be easily identifiable while flipping through them. Not your standard use of a photo editing app, but certainly similar to adding red circles to your Setting screen screenshot...LOL.
My latest use of Photogene HD was to put square red map labels on Google Map screenshots during my vacation earlier this month. Since I only have a wifi iPad, we needed along the route maps for a couple towns along our 5 hour road trip. I took screenshots of maps, and then edited them in Photogene HD by adding big red text labels describing what town the map was for. We had about 6 maps, so I wanted the maps to be easily identifiable while flipping through them. Not your standard use of a photo editing app, but certainly similar to adding red circles to your Setting screen screenshot...LOL.
iVan
iPF Noob
The number of apps one installs has to do with what the iPad is to you.
For example, someone who likes to play games will get huge collections.
Someone who likes to tinker with the iPad will get it JB and get the related apps and that's fine. I think that JBreaking the iPad is in the same vein as hot rodding a car. There are loads of things that need to be fixed with the iPad since it's been castrated.
(Btw, that's my first and only comment on JBing the iPad. I drive at low speeds so a car is a point AB thing to me, I have no interest in changing what Apple created)
I use the iPad solely for displaying content, books, magazines, photos, movies, occasionally for music since it has a built-in speaker that my iPod doesn't have, for file management, drawing and other cool uses like the GPS. Oh, I forgot news.
So, in total I have 37 apps on the iPad and about ten more in iTunes that I did not like for some reasons.
For example, someone who likes to play games will get huge collections.
Someone who likes to tinker with the iPad will get it JB and get the related apps and that's fine. I think that JBreaking the iPad is in the same vein as hot rodding a car. There are loads of things that need to be fixed with the iPad since it's been castrated.
(Btw, that's my first and only comment on JBing the iPad. I drive at low speeds so a car is a point AB thing to me, I have no interest in changing what Apple created)
I use the iPad solely for displaying content, books, magazines, photos, movies, occasionally for music since it has a built-in speaker that my iPod doesn't have, for file management, drawing and other cool uses like the GPS. Oh, I forgot news.
So, in total I have 37 apps on the iPad and about ten more in iTunes that I did not like for some reasons.
Lukey M Pukey
iPF Noob
Here's a big number, 186, but, I havn't deleted any in a while, and they are mostly all free.
