Taken from:
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9225880/Complaints_about_iPad_Wi_Fi_problems_continue_to_climb?source=CTWNLE_nlt_pm_2012-04-05
The article notes: "According to users, some new iPads have extreme difficulty connecting to a wireless network, staying connected, and most tellingly, locking onto a strong signal. Other devices, including first- and second-generation iPads, as well as Apple-made notebooks, do not, even though they are accessing the same network and placed beside the new iPad."
This seems to be a problem to me. Now, the article noted that there were some 770 posts on the subject on an Apple forum, but ... that isn't necessarily a 'global' problem - considering the number of new iPad's already sold. It is interesting to me that the first and second generation iPad's do not seem to have this problem.
I'm sure this is not a closed issue!!
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9225880/Complaints_about_iPad_Wi_Fi_problems_continue_to_climb?source=CTWNLE_nlt_pm_2012-04-05
The article notes: "According to users, some new iPads have extreme difficulty connecting to a wireless network, staying connected, and most tellingly, locking onto a strong signal. Other devices, including first- and second-generation iPads, as well as Apple-made notebooks, do not, even though they are accessing the same network and placed beside the new iPad."
This seems to be a problem to me. Now, the article noted that there were some 770 posts on the subject on an Apple forum, but ... that isn't necessarily a 'global' problem - considering the number of new iPad's already sold. It is interesting to me that the first and second generation iPad's do not seem to have this problem.
I'm sure this is not a closed issue!!
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