[Mr Do]

You can import your bookmarks to the atomic browser within settings. Simply export your bookmarks to a file on your computer and follow the instructions within settings.

 

[HeadphoneAddict]

My issue with Atomic was I could have several tabs open and have to open another app, and upon returning to Atomic I'd find only the most recent tab still open.  That is a serious flaw if you ask me.  Importing my bookmarks was nice, but losing tabs when you close and open it is inexcusable.

 

[BaboonGuy]

Yep. Tabbed browsing on iPad natively is a no-go imo. Works fantastically well with Jump if you ask me though. If anyone wants me to post more details about my setup I'd be happy to.

 

[MuuMuu]

Dive into options, Atomic can save all your tabs and reopen them all when you run Atomic again.  No native multitasking in iPad means those pages will all have to be loaded again, but if you're only dealing with 4~5 tabs it's a nonissue.

 
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My issue with Atomic was I could have several tabs open and have to open another app, and upon returning to Atomic I'd find only the most recent tab still open.  That is a serious flaw if you ask me.  Importing my bookmarks was nice, but losing tabs when you close and open it is inexcusable.

 

 

[Pangaea]

 
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You can import your bookmarks to the atomic browser within settings. Simply export your bookmarks to a file on your computer and follow the instructions within settings.

I tried it and it didn't work for me.

 

[Skylab]

I got the Nuforce uDAC, and it works well with the iPad. That plus the Beyer t50p are a very satisfying transportable rig!

 

[HeadphoneAddict]

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I got the Nuforce uDAC, and it works well with the iPad. That plus the Beyer t50p are a very satisfying transportable rig!

Woo Hoo!
 
Now all you need is to find a pair of ESW10JPN...

 

[grokit]

I found a doohicky that allows you to charge your iPad with any computer or USB hub, for around $10 shipped:


"BoxWave's iPad Charging Adapter is the only adapter available that allows charging through any USB port.  You no longer have to be held back by Apple's restriction of not being able to charge your iPad on a standard USB port"
 
http://www.amazon.com/BoxWave-Apple-iPad-Charging-Adapter/dp/B000FFV1VW/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1280466090&sr=8-2-fkmr1

 

[bigshot]

You can charge an iPad using a low power USB port. You just have to power it off. When it's off you just can't see the charging indicator, but it is still charging. Kind of like the little light in the refrigerator. Does it stay on when you close the door or turn off? We may never know!

 

[grokit]

Not with all USB ports, according to Apple:
 
"Some USB 2.0 ports and accessories do not provide enough power to charge iPad. When this occurs the message "Not Charging" appears in the status bar next to the battery icon."
 
I've also tried the iPad with certain iPod wall chargers and gotten that message. The issue is fully explained here, and there is a great discussion about it here.

 

[biomedengineer]

Hey iPad owners, we're all elitists who don't give a rat's tail about anyone else as long as our needs are served:
 
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/07/ipad-owner-are-selfish-elites-critics-are-independent-geeks-says-study/

 

[uofmtiger]

 Does anyone know how to charge the iPad with the camera adapter attached?

 

[HeadphoneAddict]

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 Does anyone know how to charge the iPad with the camera adapter attached?

A powered USB hub might work.  Never tried that though...

 

[grokit]

 
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A powered USB hub might work.  Never tried that though...

I believe that would defeat the purpose of using the camera adapter for other things while charging. One of those charging mats could work if it had the requisite power.

 

[tinseljim]

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I got the Nuforce uDAC, and it works well with the iPad. That plus the Beyer t50p are a very satisfying transportable rig!

Hmmm, nice...I would be interested in how this compares to iPad->LOD->iQube/P-51.
 
If it was used as 'source' for the JH3A demo then it should be decent.