With iOS 5, we can say that Apple cut back on the hyperbole and delivered a great new OS that genuinely opens up new ways to use the iPad and reinforces the ties between complementing Apple devices, including the iPhone, iPod Touch, and Apple TV.
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| With iOS 5, your Apple ID is now all that’s needed to sync over your settings, accounts, calendars, contacts, and purchased content. |
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| The first thing you’ll notice with iOS 5 is the addition of three new apps on your home screen: iMessages, Newsstand, and Reminders. iMessages replaces the traditional text message service which comes with most mobiles phones. This new feature allows you to send unlimited text messages via Wi-Fi or 3G from your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch to other iDevice users. Since it`s built in the Messages app, you can easily send text, photos, videos, contacts and locations. iMessages adds a new world to that of traditional messaging. Now you can see when someone is typing, which is similar to chatting. You can also start a conversation on one of your iOS devices. The idea lying behind that feature is that it associates a person with an Apple ID instead of a SIM card. And as we have already mentioned , you are not limited to your iPhone now, you can use your iPod Touch or iPad. |
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| Newsstand on iOS 5 offers a new context for the iPad’s excellent selection of magazine and newspaper apps. |
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| Reminders helps you keep track of daily tasks, as well as loftier life goals. |
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| The new pull-down notification window in iOS 5 offers a quick glance at new emails, tweets, iMessages, and more. |
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| With iOS 5, your important stuff gets backed up to iCloud. |
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| The new look of the iPad’s Music app. |
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| The iPad’s keyboard can now be split for easy thumb typing. |
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| The iPad’s Safari browser now organizes open pages with tabs. |
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