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Sounds like the WiFi router that you have may not be compatible with the 802.11.x standards of the iPad. Not sure about India, but I thought I read somewhere that the European channel assignments were different, but I may be wrong about that. Do you have access to a U.S. model router to try...

I've used my 64 gig iPad of 5 different networks, all with different routers, and router brands, and have never had any disconnect problems. My grandson just watched a 2 hour movie using Netflix on WiFi on the iPad. It didn't drop out, nor did the movie hesitate at all, during the entire movie.

if you don't have access to a PC, it's going to be near impossible to get the PDF's to your iPad. If you have a PC, you could use something like Drop Box, which is a free app or Mobile Me, which you have to purchase. With Drop Box, you would simply drag and drop the PDF's from the CD to the...

I have a 64 gigglebyte WiFi iPad. Got it a couple of months ago

Where did you get all that information? I hate to tell you this, but cellphone voice is data also... it's digital... been that way for quite a few years now... data is data, it's all a bunch of 0's and 1's... doesn't matter if it's voice or if it's iPad internet information, it's still all...

if you have a lot of other WiFi acitvity in your area, make sure you change to a channel that everyone is not using. Most wireless routers all default to the same channel. Change your channel to say Channel 1 or 2 and see if it works any better.

Angular relationship changing and making reception difficult? I've never heard of that one before, and I've worked in radio for over 25 years. I chose not to get the iPad 3G, and got the WiFi version instead. I purchased the Spring 4G Overdrive box instead. Yes, I know it's more expensive...

I have a 64 gb WiFi iPad. I opted not to get the 3G version, as I am becoming more and more disenchanted with my AT&T cell service. I bought the Sprint Overdrive 4G box, and use it with my iPad. If you're in an area that has 4G, this is a very nice option.... it's way faster than 3G. Yes...

I purchased an iPad 64 gb WiFi the day before the 3G iPad was released. My daughter told me I should have waited and got the 3G version... no way.. I got a Sprint 4G Overdrive MiFi box... works really nice on 4G, way better than 3G speeds. The Sprint 4G is unlimited data, currently. Yeah...

Greetings, I'm a new member here. I live in Merced, CA and work as a chief engineer in broadcast radio, taking care of about 9 radio stations. I have a 64gb WiFi iPad that I use with a Sprint 4G Overdrive Hotspot to connect to the internet when I'm not at home or work on WiFi. Seems to work...