AQ_OC
iPF Novice
I don't think that explains anything. I usually have over 300 apps on my iPads,
Is anyone concerned about 1GB of RAM being enough?
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I don't think that explains anything. I usually have over 300 apps on my iPads,
Ser Aphim
iPF Novice
Well then its my iPad 2 then, I guess.
markbnh1
iPF Novice
I only had about 90 apps after almost 3 years of use. Right now I am only running about 30 apps after the reset. I don't think that has much to do with it. BUT, moving all the old stuff onto a new machine can cause some problems from what they told me at the Apple store. Best to make a fresh start it appears.
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No, it's not a dumb question - and no, you don't have to restore an iPad at the Apple Store. All it takes to restore an iPad is to connect it to [the latest version of] your iTunes and pressing the "Restore iPad..." button on the iPad's main summary page.
You'll want to make a backup first, unless you want to really start over cause you think you have a corrupted backup.
Hope that clarifies.
Marilyn
quadtronix
iPF Noob
I haven't experienced any crashes or issues at all in the week and a half I've had the Air. I close out apps in the multitasking screen about once a day, but I use my Air a lot... Just a few apps though, kindle, safari, tapatalk, nook, YouTube and calendar. I only use one tab in Safari at a time and always close it when finished... Like I said, no problems so far.
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s2mikey
iPF Novice
I haven't had any trouble either. I suspect you could have more than one tab open and yours won't crash at all. The ones that are having the most trouble seem to get crashing very easily or with just a tab or two open.
AQ_OC
iPF Novice
I have a ton of tabs open on my mini...and I backed it up and restored to my mini 2...same tabs. Yet, I have not seen a single crash in Safari. However, I did have some crashes after I got all my stuff on the mini 2....the Apps app would crash upon opening...until I reset the device. I also have some issues with Goodreader that came AFTER ios 7. That is irritating as I use GoodReader quite a bit. The problem remains on the mini 2 as well.
quadtronix
iPF Noob
Well, I hope my good luck continues then cause my N7 2013 used to reboot all the time by itself. Very frustrating especially when it's my main tablet. Luckily that got fixed though. I think with the kit kat update. But that's off topic. The Air has now become my main tablet though. So much so that I haven't had to charge my N7 in almost a week! The Air I charge about every 2 to 4 days. Depends on my usage.
Anyway, to those of you having issues I hope you get it fixed soon.
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AQ_OC
iPF Novice
Not clear that RAM will fix that. It could be an iOS7 problem, too.
As on other thread, IMO:
I agree that iOS 7 needs optimizing. But it needs optimizing because it's already stretching the boundaries of the hardware.
It's sort of like saying you can better organize your stuff and fit into a tightish house, or you can get a slightly bigger house and not scramble to stay as organized all the time. Ideally, you'd stay organized and still have a bit of extra space to spread out, because you're going to keep adding more stuff.
AQ_OC
iPF Novice
hehe....we must be following each other around on here.
