iPad Compatible? Do issues reside as individual files that can be transferred over to the iPad?
1083542
I don't have the product, but judging solely on the other reviews, I would say yes. There are reviews where the reviewer transferred individual issues to PDAs etc, so as long as you can transfer individual PDFs to the iPad, you should be set.
586346
If you've ever sync'ed your ipad to your Mac, check the backup and it should be there. I still have it on mine (i.e. the ipa file). I still have the original ipa file. I've uploaded it since many can't find it anymore. You can retrieve it here: http://en.file-upload.net/download-11278182/SteamTeam1.0.2.ipa.html
2048453
you have to be able to load the program. so unless you have a CD drive or a way to transfer the data to the I-pad no it will not work.
839142
nope. however, you can upload pictures to your computer then connect the iPad to the computer to get pictures and videos.
794208
I'm sorry but I am not that "savvy" with this stuff and cannot give you an answer. I use this adapter to transfer files between my iphone and ipad.
390155
an iPad doesn't have a hard drive... but the answer is NO. The device works as it says -- very effective (surprising!). It's a deal
1404033
In my experience--yes--I'm sending my photos from a Canon camera to my iPad 4. Now--I do get a "may not be compatible" message when I connect them, but it has always worked.
2098383
I have had no problems moving things off my iPad and up hone to my year old acer laptop through the acer built in card reader with windows 7 or back. BUT my daughters new toshiba has some issues with some files going from her laptop to her iPad. Makes me think it has something to do with the maker of the pc and their version of windows 7.
873890
I've never used an iPad before. But, the disc does contain just a bunch of PDFs. So, if you can copy them over to your hard drive on your iPad, and assuming that there's a way to see them there, you should be fine.
820424
This will not connect directly to an Ipad. You will need to add a standard USB connection to the proprietary connection of your Ipad. If you simply want to transfer SD card info to/from device there are a lot of better options
1230007
if you already have an app on your tablet for a music player...(I think it came with one installed)...then all you need to do is transfer the files if they are compatible files.
2041093
None what so ever. You can format it to work for iOS or Windows. Many videos online that taught me to switch it to iOS compatability. I believe it came to me formatted for Windows. If not...an easy reformatting switch.
29287
The iPad uses the iCloud for most of your storage. However you must be connected to wifi to use it.
1057032
Only works with iOS devices iPhone 4s and newer. doesn't work with android or windows and no mac desktop computers. You can send the files out via pdf from the iPhone or iPad but that's it.
946965
I don't have an iPad, but you should be able to do that. I have been putting them on discs & flash drives and importing to my Sansa-cClip.
772124
Without any extra purchase, certainly not. The device uses a printer USB contection and the provided cable is a male printer USB to male USB. So at the very least you would need a converter. As far software compatibility, there is a chance that someone provides the option but at that point, I would generally advise either switching to a laptop/desktop or checking out IPad specific products, sweetwater.com has a lot of technology designed for this rig and beside for a name brand markup, most the gadgets have proven to be of good use.
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The Sandisk extreme flash drive is USB. The iPad, and all iPads for that matter, have no USB. Therefore it is not compatible.