I would've thought removing a photo directly from iPad is much easier. Like removing an app. To perform a sync on iTunes is currently not an option...my computer is sick!

That is a problem. I don't know of any way to remove synced photos from the iPad except with iTunes. And every method I can find online either needs a computer.

I'm afraid you will either have to fix your sick computer or switch to another one.

Originally Posted by dabuglam

Over the past two weeks of usage, I performed usual tasks of surfing Internet, played a few apps games, played music through apps. I hardly added any new apps (no more than 20 MB each) during this period. All these, however, have costed me in excess of 500MB in disk storage. Now the bell is ringing, asking me to delete some photos and videos as the disk is running at zero capacity. Why has this happened? Who has consumed my disk storage? I tried deleting some apps and thus released some storage. But that didn't last too long before the disk warning pops up on the screen again. Soon I'll have all my apps deleted, and you bet the disk storage problem is still there. Any opinions?

Guys, i also have exactly the same proble like dabuglam. Does anyone have an answer for solving this problem...i kind of desperate with this. I already try sync with itune frequently as other suggest but no help. Im buying xsysinfo apps for refreshing free memory but stil no luck. For further information i have 50 songs, 74 photos, no video, 52 apps mostly stadard app with not more than 20mb per apps, 7 games and i assume only need for speed that consume about 200mb. Please help if some one can solving this problem. Do you think updating to 4.3.5 will help solving this problem? Curently im using ios 4.3.3 16gb wifi ipad2. Lookingforward for your help guys.