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Returned a Nexus 7 that has developed a fault after a week and a half, and decided to pay the extra and got an iPad Mini instead. Gonna ask the same as I asked in the 'droid forum when I got the Nexus - am I best installing anti-virus, and if so which would peeps reccomend? I do know iOS is more secure than Android. Apologies if this is a daft question, but the Nexus was my first foray into tablets, and the Mini is my first iOS devicd. Thanks. |
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@polo_011 | 9 January 13 |
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Nope, no need for anti virus, in fact I don't even know if there are anti virus apps in AppStore, lol.
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@guillium | 9 January 13 |
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Not even for browsing? Haven't even unboxed it yet. Had to go out again for a while and I'm knackered cos I didn't sleep that well. Couldn't settle cos I was concerned if the Nexus discharged it could have caused another glitch that would have made it tricky to turn back on 
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@guillium | 9 January 13 |
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And anothe q...how long is the inital fresh out the box charge likely to take? Been told 6-8 hours for a full charge Apologies for the nooby questions I'd rather give it a full charge before setting it up. Don't wanna plug it in and find I have to set it up right away, not while I'm this tired
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@plzgvhug | 9 January 13 |
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The charge will be more than enough to set it up and use it for a bit,well mine was.
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@polo_011 | 9 January 13 |
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What plzgvhug said  ,my iPad had around 78percent charge in it at 1st boot up, more than enough to set up, download apps and get used to the OS.
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@guillium | 9 January 13 |
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@ plzgvhug - 9.01.13 - 05:52pm The charge will be more than enough to set it up and use it for a bit,well mine was. It was at 85 pc...asked a PSN friend who's an iOS user and he's reccomended letting it run down to below 20 pc before charging.... My intial verdict....Beats the Nexus 7 by a landslide. iOS my be a little less flashy...but it's soooo easy to use. Me a happy Apple user. Never ever thought I'd be saying that
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@guillium | 9 January 13 |
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@ polo_011 - 9.01.13 - 06:13pm What plzgvhug said ,my iPad had around 78percent charge in it at 1st boot up, more than enough to set up, download apps and get used to the OS.I don't use words like Awesomesauce as a rule either...but that's what the Mini is....the prices of cases were a joke though....so ordered one from Amazon for a tenner, with the magnet, a built in stand and a stylus.....though I've got 2 useless Nexus 7 cases now But sod it. I only got 3 paid apps on it, so lost a fiver. But the Play Store was missing loads of things I wanted. My Andrioid buds hate me now though 
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@mandain | 9 January 13 |
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s**t you don't waste no time, was gonna say a wifi only iPad 4 don't cost much more and the hardware specs is much better, but I'm sure the user experience on the mini is just as good but I don't know about batter life, but the battery is great on the bigger iPads they just go on and on
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@mandain | 9 January 13 |
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As for charging I just charge mine when ever I want, all that myth of an overnight first charge etc is a lot of bull
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@mandain | 9 January 13 |
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And no there are no anti viruses for it, that's why I feel safer doing online banking on the iPad compared to the pc
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