Pics from a tablet

[Lindahun]

I think I see what you mean. Guess I can use this just to read post.

Or delete it.

It has Topics, Stickies, and Announce at the top of the page, and I see where the montiors have posted.

[nevadatear]

When it comes to my ipad, the blogger the better. The smaller ones just stay really small when i click on them. I have to go to my laptop to see photos. Imean with tap a talk. Tiny pics.

[nevadatear]

The bigger pics the better, that is. Spell check didn't keep. An ipad has all the capabilities of the iphone, but larger and with more stuff. I can access multiple window on the interntet, plus read ebooks, check email and post here either by tapatalk or regular browser. Ipad is about 7 x 10 or so, but apple just released the ipad mini. Lmgtfy: http://http://www.apple.com/ipad/. My ipad from work has almost replaced my laptop, except for things i need power programs like word and excel for. Plus hold all the music or podcasts or even movies from your iphone or ipod. And they all talk to each other so your calender on your iphone is always updated with your ipda. I have only had mine 6 months, but i love it. Do all my internet stuff off ipad. Plus email, and messaging and viseoo conferencing with the kids that have i phones or ipads. Tablet is generic term for these, as other companies have android versions like toshiba, kindle fire, samsung, dell all have android based-tablets. Ipad is proprietary to apple.

[mikeschn]

These were from my digi cam which are the same size as the tablet so I'm going to say that uploading pics just became a snap

Good!

Mike...

[JuneBug]

Not something directly related to posting photos, but relevant to downloadable apps for tablets and mobile phones that caught my eye in the New York Times yesterday.
Data-Gathering via Apps Presents a Gray Legal Area

".....What is going on, according to experts, is that applications like Angry Birds and even more innocuous-seeming software, like that which turns your phone into a flashlight, defines words or delivers Bible quotes, are also collecting personal information, usually the user’s location and sex and the unique identification number of a smartphone. But in some cases, they cull information from contact lists and pictures from photo libraries.

As the Internet goes mobile, privacy issues surrounding phone apps have moved to the front lines of the debate over what information can be collected, when and by whom. Next year, more people around the world will gain access to the Internet through mobile phones or tablet computers than from desktop PCs, according to Gartner, the research group."

Full texthere

[Wimperdink]

Junebug I agree that this is becoming a problem. They are also making popup malware style advertising attached to certain apps. I know this is off topic but there are answers out there that unfortunately for the more savvy users that address these issues. There is an app that if you root your device, you can install that allows you to remove unnecessary permissions to apps like angry birds. Ie you can remove the permissions to monitor phone call status from a game app or the like.

[mikeschn]

I'll be updating the help with photos shortly!

Mike...