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jayjayn

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Oct 7, 2009
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Just wondering im pretty sure there isn't anything really moving in the ipad since it has a SSD, but just curious any risks when throwing it on the bed or couch aside from it bouncing off lol.. just want to be sure im not gonna be destroying it.
 
I was going to say something, my phone gives feedback if I get an email, but my iPad doesn't for some reason. Am I missing a setting, or do I have to restore???

Jk, I know there's no vibe on the Pad.
 
I was going to say something, my phone gives feedback if I get an email, but my iPad doesn't for some reason. Am I missing a setting, or do I have to restore???

Jk, I know there's no vibe on the Pad.

feedback you mean a vibration alert? the ipad compared to a iphone does not have a vibration alert at all =(
 
feedback you mean a vibration alert? the ipad compared to a iphone does not have a vibration alert at all =(

Lol, I was just joking around. Highlight my first post, there's a period for a reason ;)

Though it would be cool if there was some vibration mechanism in it, not just the slight vibe you get because of the speaker
 
iPad contains no ventilation ports, and therefore no fans. I'm careless with mine, no issues.
 
The only thing that could happen with a light drop/throw is confusing the accelerometer
I remember when the iPhone first came out and that was an issue, I think they fixed it by now though, because I haven't heard any reports of that since
 
No, there are no fans.

I was kinda excited about the "haptic feedback" feature, until I realized that it's just the screen vibrating when it is playing music or other sounds. (You can feel "ridges" when you swipe across the screen with sound playing.)
 
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