They crashed because they were poorly written or had a bad interaction with another app running in the background.
Mainly from the App Store pre-installed on your iPad!
Only Apple Apps such as 'iMovie' will really be 'iPad 2' Only Apps. All iPad 1 Apps will work on the iPad 2.
No, you never have to kill any apps running on the Droid. The Droid is designed to close down any apps that need to be closed.
There are about 25 facade tarot Ipad apps on the market.
Hi there Yes the ipad has quite a lot of apps available in the iTunes App Store. Many original iPod Touch/iPhone apps are also compatible with the iPad.
Yes, there are many gun apps for the iPad. I have posted a few in the related links.
no, you can't, but you CAN put ipod touch/iphone apps on your ipad
all previous apps do work on the iPad but some are beginning to be designed especially for them. You can purchase them straight from the iPad or from the iTunes Store.
Currently the iPhone SDK only runs on a Macintosh computer. Apple has no plans on releasing this on any other platform including the iPad. Yes, so the simple answer is you can't make apps on the iPad. You could get many iPad apps from the internet.
Yes of course. There is no Problem if you close the Smart Cover while the iPad is switched off!, or is in the process of shutting down. Most people don't even bother powering down their iPad. They just close the smart cover and it goes to sleep.
If your iPad apps are showing as white icons or won’t load properly, try these fixes: Restart your iPad – a simple reboot can refresh stuck app icons. Check your internet connection – some apps may appear blank while waiting to download or update. Update apps and iPadOS – go to the App Store and install any pending updates. Free up storage space – low storage can cause app issues. Check Settings > General > iPad Storage. Offload or reinstall the app – remove the problematic app and download it again. If the white icons are still there after trying these steps, a system repair tool may help fix deeper iPad software issues without affecting your data.
Yes, you can use many of the same apps on both your iPad and iPhone. Just make sure the app supports both iOS and iPadOS, then download it from the App Store using the same Apple ID. Some apps will sync your data automatically through iCloud, while others may require you to sign in separately. Keep in mind that some apps are designed only for iPhone or only for iPad, so they may not be available on both devices.