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• Answered by Suzie S from Marysville
• 06-Mar-2013
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Basically:
All iPods (excluding iPod Touch 5 {Latest, launched September 2012})
iPhone
iPone 3G
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
iPhone 5
iPad
iPad 2
iPad 3

All use the 30 pin charger and

iPod Touch 5
iPhone 5
iPad 4
iPad Mini

All use the Lightning charger (or Thunderbolt charger).

Hoped this helped :)

• Answered by Hebe O
• 06-Mar-2013
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The iPhone charger will charge an iPad but at about half the rate of the charger that is supplied with the iPad. Lithium ion battery charging is managed inside of the device (i.e.iPad or iPhone) based on the state of charge and the voltage profile during charge.

Think of the following analogy ...

If you are filling identical buckets with two different hoses, one hose with twice the rate of flow as the of the other hose. The bucket being filled by the hose with the higher flow rate would fill twice as fast as the one being filled with the hose with the lesser flow rate. Both hoses have automatic shut off mechanisms that keep the buckets from overflowing.

The same basic analogy holds true with the two different chargers. The battery management circuitry inside of your iPhone or iPad are the automatic shutoff to keep the battery from being damaged by overcharging. Since the iPhone charger has about half the maximum charge current capability as that of the iPad charger, it will take about twice the time to charge an iPad.

• Answered by Paul D from Noblesville
• 26-Jul-2012
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You do not need a cable to connect your iPad mini to Apple TV. Just download the Remote App from App Store and while your iPad Mini and Apple TV are on the same network, you can control Apple TV from your iPad MIni.

It is very useful, as the Ipad screen becoes a giant Trackpad for Apple TV and you can type using the on screen keyboard.

• Answered by Oguz A from Fairfax
• 12-Mar-2013
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Yes, you can have several if you wish;

Either you may sync your email accounts via iTunes or

Manually enter the credentials into your iPad itself. The iPad has a set up wizard for this.

Open 'Settings' and scroll down to 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars' and select.
Click on 'Add Account' and you will be presented with several popular options such as, iCloud, MS Exchange, Google Mail, Yahoo, MS Hotmail, MobileME and Other.

Other would be the option you would choose for add your own provider's POP or IMAP eMail account.

You may run this set up wizard for as many email accounts you wish.

• Answered by Peter V from Sarasota
• 30-Mar-2012
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Apple will not buy any of your products. They sell, not buy tablets, mp3s, and electronic devices at very reasonable prices. Instead, you could sell your iPad online.

• Answered by Samantha L
• 14-May-2013
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