I have used my iPad for all the 'usual' stuff and just love it. Recently I have been using it to study photography notes and camera instruction manual. I used DropBox and LogMeIn for this and it works great. Wish I could copy a DVD course from my iMac to view/listen to on iPad.

I plan to buy an extra iPad and mount it in the kitchen as a recipe/wine manager.

Originally Posted by ardchoille

I plan to buy an extra iPad and mount it in the kitchen as a recipe/wine manager.

Hi there ardchoille. Welcome to the forums. We are a friendly bunch, willing to share ideas, thoughts, jokes, pictures etc. I'm sure you will enjoy our company.

I suggest you look at the food thread, unless you already have.

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Originally Posted by Richard Brown

Hi there ardchoille. Welcome to the forums. We are a friendly bunch, willing to share ideas, thoughts, jokes, pictures etc. I'm sure you will enjoy our company.

I suggest you look at the food thread, unless you already have.

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Thanks! Oh, don't get me into a food thread, you'll never get me out of there, lol.

I rarely use a laptop or PC since getting my first iPad. I have the (full) keyboard doc that was intended for iPad1, but fits the 2 & 3 while in their Otterbox Defender Cases (note that the latest Otterbox Defender Case made the charging port opening smaller and will NOT work in the keyboard doc)

Here's my list:

Email - 23 addresses & counting ( I DO need them *all
Texting
Phone (thru Whistle app & Textfree app)
Facebook
Arm/Disarm out of state security system
GPS thru AT&T's Navigator app
Yoga instruction
Fiber Arts - I knit, collect patterns & catalog projects & "stash"
Ebay (buy & sell)
Etsy
Manage & edit photos sent from my cameras' Eye-Fi card (WiFi Enabled SD cards)
Fitbit (access my data from FitBit device and my (blabbermouth Aria bathroom scale
Stalking - with permission, of course! via Find my iPhone or Find Friends apps
Entertainment - HBO Go, NetFlix & various iTunes purchases
Recipe upload - visit keyingredient.com - same user name & paprika's my fav recipe app
Manage my autistic adult daughter's diabetes through apps that chart & give me carb counts
Read - started out with Zinio for magazines but found I prefer a magazine's dedicated app, Kindle app being the most
used as the family has several Kindles, including the original Fire
As a TIMER - an app titled simply NAG being my current favorite - as we spend many a night monitoring our girl

Originally Posted by drover

I have used my iPad for all the 'usual' stuff and just love it. Recently I have been using it to study photography notes and camera instruction manual. I used DropBox and LogMeIn for this and it works great. Wish I could copy a DVD course from my iMac to view/listen to on iPad.

I rip DVD's I own to view on my iPad using a program from a company known as CucSoft. I don't know if they have a version for the Mac. I use it on a PC.

Originally Posted by Sass

When I pick up my ipad, I always think of how sorry I am that I switched from a 2 to a 3. The wifi on 3 simply stinks!

I don't have very much experience with WiFi outside of my own home using the 3 (maybe a half dozen times in total?) but I haven't found it to be any different. What specifically goes wrong?

I now do over 70% of my work on iPad -- design, development, content, and graphics. Just recently upgraded to iPad 4 64GB, because the iPad 1 was getting slow, crowded, and crashy.

iPad 1 WiFi/3G 32 GB, iPad 4 WiFi 64 GB

Surfing the web, Youtube, Facebook those are my top choices.

Originally Posted by Sass

When I pick up my ipad, I always think of how sorry I am that I switched from a 2 to a 3. The wifi on 3 simply stinks!

If I were you, I'd do a top down review of my setup. Either your particular iPad 3 has problem or there is some issue with your wifi router. Either way, there is no good reason to let it stand. Generally speaking, there is nothing wrong with the wifi on the iPad 3.