I legit come on this forum like 10+ times a week for info and guidance for my iMac, MacBook and iPhoneā¦ but I have 2 iPads (the iPad started the viral infection of the āIā) I won one from a friend/family photographer in 2010/2011ā¦ and shortly after was Apple all the wayā¦ swapping my phone to iPhone, getting a MacBook for school and an iMac for him (oh yes, the days of having a steady predictable income and being the one in charge of itā¦)
Nowā¦ I have the same iMac, original MacBook, an upgraded one also from nursing school (I need a battery for the old one I had purchased one but canāt find it and canāt buy another)
The first iPad, I loved so much involving my kids with learning and music games (my 5 month old playing piano app at 2 am while I worked on nursing school pre-requisitesā¦ who is now 11 YEARS OLD! And incredibly intelligent, and also a diabetic now; so I am constantly looking for updates to iOS for independent (without a phone!) glucose monitoringā¦
Life has changed in so many ways since thenā¦ no steady finances, not married after finding out several infidelitiesā¦
3 amazing, wonderful and incredible children! Officially a nurse, an ICU nurse who traveled and fought on frontlines with Covid for over a yearā¦
Now; after my coma from Covid, in a wheelchair with several complications and trying to get back to ānormalā
Updating the iPads we rarely used - they had kindles but now I donāt have much to offer them in terms of adventure and going out of the houseā¦
I realized the iPad I found and am updating is ONLY capable of updating to iOS 5.0.1ā¦ and I canāt help but LAUGH
It was only 4 months ago I was having a little breakdown over my iPhone 11 updating iOS and I couldnāt make calls or receive them for like a weekā¦ wheelchair bound and in my house aloneā¦ looking back it may have had to do with some of the encephalopathy but stillā¦ I find this humorous
Last year on my birthday was in a coma; so I am just hoping this thing can hold some games and maybe have the Xbox app and some of the other connected / learning apps they haveā¦
Life is crazy
Nowā¦ I have the same iMac, original MacBook, an upgraded one also from nursing school (I need a battery for the old one I had purchased one but canāt find it and canāt buy another)
The first iPad, I loved so much involving my kids with learning and music games (my 5 month old playing piano app at 2 am while I worked on nursing school pre-requisitesā¦ who is now 11 YEARS OLD! And incredibly intelligent, and also a diabetic now; so I am constantly looking for updates to iOS for independent (without a phone!) glucose monitoringā¦
Life has changed in so many ways since thenā¦ no steady finances, not married after finding out several infidelitiesā¦
3 amazing, wonderful and incredible children! Officially a nurse, an ICU nurse who traveled and fought on frontlines with Covid for over a yearā¦
Now; after my coma from Covid, in a wheelchair with several complications and trying to get back to ānormalā
Updating the iPads we rarely used - they had kindles but now I donāt have much to offer them in terms of adventure and going out of the houseā¦
I realized the iPad I found and am updating is ONLY capable of updating to iOS 5.0.1ā¦ and I canāt help but LAUGH
It was only 4 months ago I was having a little breakdown over my iPhone 11 updating iOS and I couldnāt make calls or receive them for like a weekā¦ wheelchair bound and in my house aloneā¦ looking back it may have had to do with some of the encephalopathy but stillā¦ I find this humorous
Last year on my birthday was in a coma; so I am just hoping this thing can hold some games and maybe have the Xbox app and some of the other connected / learning apps they haveā¦
Life is crazy