New firmware update to fix iPad's Wi-Fi woes
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Some owners of the Apple iPad have been complaining about the Wi-Fi signal on their device. From a signal that is too weak, or not working in hot spots, there is a problem with the iPad's Wi-Fi support and the guys at Cupertino acknowledge it. As a result, Apple is going to send out a firmware update that will not only improve the tablet's connectivity, but will also adjust screen brightness and fix a bug involving the renewing of IP addresses. While the update is expected soon, those who have jailbroken their iPad should stay clear of the download because it could patch the exploit used to jailbreak the iPad 3.2 OS.
Apple iPad Review
source: RedmondPie
Apple iPad Review
source: RedmondPie
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3 Comments
1. iHateCrapple posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
Next there will be a story about bricked iPads
2. DonkeyPunched posted on 11 May 2010, 18:08 0 0
This is good. I've experienced a few problems with the wifi. The brightness too doesn't auto adjust so I usually have to turn it down myself which is annoying.
3. iHateCrapple posted on 12 May 2010, 15:57 0 0
Can you open email attachments with the iPad Donkey? We all know of crApples spat with Adobe so i'll assume PDF files are a no go.
