Audio Call Ipad 1st Gen

In the life of every device, there's a moment when you start to wonder whether it's still useful. Everything becomes old, and obsolescence is all but assured in the world of technology. But 'old' is not the same as 'obsolete.' It's been more than three years since, the first tablet and the one that opened the floodgates to all the tablets that have followed.

Then in March 2011, Apple discontinued the iPad, -- the same model that Apple still sells for $399 (Amazon price at press time ). With the arrival last month of the, and the rollout this week of, it looks as if time has passed the original iPad. In fact, since it arrived, there have been four major updates, each iteration offering better specs than the model before it.

Although the iPad mini (1st gen) tablet is not designed to make telephone calls over a cellular network, users can use a headset or the built-in speaker and microphone and place phone calls over Wi-Fi or cellular using a VoIP application. Warcraft 4 Full Game more. IPad mini has dictation feature, using the same voice recognition technology as the.

[ Further reading: ] Perhaps the most damning change -- at least as far as the iPad's longevity is concerned -- was the move away from the decade-old 30-pin connector to the new 8-pin Lightning plug. Just like that, accessories built for the new models were instantly incompatible with older iPads, unless you bought. Almost as important, OS support for the original iPad stalled with iOS 5.1.1; Meanwhile, iOS is, features a new interface design and has higher hardware requirements. Adding to the iPad's woes: Its built-in RAM is limited to 256MB, which means switching between modern-day apps can be laggy and slow -- especially frustrating on touch-based devices, which need to be responsive -- and many of the latest games require more recent hardware.