it is really an opion but i would choose ipad!
The iPad does not have a Background Colour. You can choose a Photo for your iPad Home Screen and Lock Screen!
ipad --- They are the same. I will choose the iPhone. Check The the link below(sources)
I can't send a zip file from my ipad to my laptop, and i can't change the file extension. I have tried everything and I can't send the file from my ipad to my laptop. I have also used all of my emails; @gmail.com and @outlook.com.
you upload a file
To transfer an audiobook from your PC to your iPad using MobiKin Assistant for iOS: Install and launch MobiKin Assistant for iOS on your PC. Connect your iPad to the PC via USB. Click "Music" in the software, then choose the "Add" button. Browse for the audiobook file on your PC and select it. Click "Open" to transfer the audiobook to your iPad. Done! Your audiobook should now be available on your iPad.
Yes, you can transfer files from an iPhone to an iPad using MobiKin Transfer for Mobile. Simply connect both devices to your computer, select the files you want to transfer, and use the software to move your data effortlessly between the devices.
Personally I would go with the iPad Mini if I had to choose.
go to cydia => packages and choose terminal. then choose to uninstall it.
To transfer a PDF to an iPad, you have a few options: AirDrop (if you use a Mac) Turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on both devices. Right-click the PDF on your Mac and choose Share > AirDrop. Select your iPad and accept the file. Save it in the Files app or open it with Books. Use iCloud Drive Upload the PDF to iCloud Drive from your computer. Open the Files app on your iPad. Find the PDF and open or save it. Send it by email Email the PDF to yourself. Open the email on your iPad. Tap the file and choose Save to Files. Transfer from a computer with a USB cable Connect your iPad to your computer. Use Finder (Mac) or iTunes/other file management tools (Windows) to move the PDF. If you regularly transfer lots of PDFs or other files, a tool like iReaShare iPhone Manager can be useful. It lets you manage iPad files directly from your computer and transfer documents without uploading everything to the cloud. For just a single PDF, AirDrop or iCloud is probably the easiest. For moving many files, a file manager is usually more convenient.
The iPad itself cannot be a book, but you can go to the App Store and download Kindle for the iPad free. Then you can purchase or choose free books for the Kindle app.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO VIEW PDF files in I-PAD