Brenda I agree with your friend or acquaintance. I couldn't possibly use
my iPhone as a computer. The battery would run out just from a few hours
of using it constantly. I would use an iPad or iPad mini as a computer.
Whether you actually need one though is of course up to you. But I know
I would use the iPhone as a phone and pda and the iPad or iPad mini as a
computer. Since I do not have such a device, I use a pc for its intended
purpose. After all tablets like the iPad and iPad mini are designed to
be used as a computer.
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On 14/11/2013 23:40, meadowlark77 wrote:
Just curious. What could be the advantage, say, of an iPad mini overthe
iPhone 5? I'm asking for a reason. I told somebody theother day that I use
my iPhone like a computer, more than I do a phone. I told them i E-Mail,
write files and so on and so on and so on. I take pictures, videos and so
on. Their reply was, "you really need an iPad, so you don't have to use your
phone like that." But do I? If I do, why? What are the differences between
the iPad and the iPhone 5?
Thanks,
Brenda
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