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Ipad rant
- Thread starter seb
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R26
This is a very worthwhile rant actually, that does my tits in too!
Knuckles
ClioSport Club Member
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
It's a temporary memory thing I believe.
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
Simple tip, you're writing a big post, want to check something in another tab, double tap, select all, copy.
Done.
Done.
I have to agree with boostboy. I do a lot of detailing write ups so losing one half way through is just not worth the risk. Alwats copy and paste. I never do any decent size ones on the iPad or phone tbf. Laptop is much easier.
DC2 TypeR / E36 328i
It's to do with the memory.
Apple tries to keep as much memory free as possible to maintain their sleek OS.
That's why some apps randomly close too. I think they should at least warn us..
Apple tries to keep as much memory free as possible to maintain their sleek OS.
That's why some apps randomly close too. I think they should at least warn us..
Yup, the iPad isn't blessed with a lot of memory (and I don't mean 16GB, 32GB or 64GB, that's a whole other form of "memory") and therefore it has a limited amount in which to play with whilst keeping other applications in memory. Therefore *sometimes* it will have to re-load a page, although why it doesn't 'page to disk' like computers is beyond me... I'd rather wait a few seconds for it to page fault (for the technical: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Page_fault) than have to reload the page from scratch!
I have to have a page constantly open when using the college wifi in order to use it. Every now and then it'll drop the login page, causing the page to then reload on the website you're using at the time. So for example I could click 'Post quick reply' now, and instead of actually posting the reply it loads up the login page.
Nowt you can do about it though.
Nowt you can do about it though.
It doesnt page to disk because it would kill the flash memory rather quickly.
nand flash cannot be randomly changed at will, it is stored as "pages" of x bytes and you can only change a bit from a one to a zero, you can't do the opposite without erasing the entire page first. It's also not particularly fast at doing this (reads are quick though).
nand flash cannot be randomly changed at will, it is stored as "pages" of x bytes and you can only change a bit from a one to a zero, you can't do the opposite without erasing the entire page first. It's also not particularly fast at doing this (reads are quick though).
While on the subject of ipad rant why the f**k does my ipad keep loosing wifi connection when I close the smart cover? takes a few seconds to load up when I lift the cover and its doing my head in as I'll click on something and it'll load the white screen telling me I have no connection.
Also it means my push updates aren't working while its closed .:banghead:
Also it means my push updates aren't working while its closed .:banghead:
There's an option isn't there in settings, enable WiFi during sleep?
Cheers I'v looked at the basic wifi settings but had no luck as it only gives me an option to turn it on or off and to ask me to join new networks.
Didn't know there was more wifi settings, I'll take another look when I get home. Strange as I never had any updates when it started doing it and it was fine before.
Didn't know there was more wifi settings, I'll take another look when I get home. Strange as I never had any updates when it started doing it and it was fine before.
Actually I just checked on the wifes iPad and you can't do it. What I was remembering is that when the iPad is connected to a charger then WiFi is always active regardless of whether the device is asleep.
There appears to be no way of enabling wifi when asleep continuously (I was thinking about android where this is an option).
I believe it it will wake up wifi periodically to poll for notifications, but you (as you have noticed) won't get instant push notifications when running of battery and asleep.
There appears to be no way of enabling wifi when asleep continuously (I was thinking about android where this is an option).
I believe it it will wake up wifi periodically to poll for notifications, but you (as you have noticed) won't get instant push notifications when running of battery and asleep.
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