iPad Air 2 Has Problems With iPad OS 13!

Users report problems with their iPad Air 2 after the update to iPad OS 13: Apps crash, the WLAN breaks down constantly. Making a factory reset, this is difficult - remedy, however, Apple's latest update to iPad OS 13.1.3 create.

In the Apple Support Forum, many users complain that their iPad Air 2 is having problems after updating to iPad OS 13. Among other things, apps are no longer stable, after the update is also the entire operating system extremely cumbersome.

Besides, some users experience a crash in the WLAN connection. This applies to WLANs that are secured by a password - in everyday life as well as any wireless network. This makes it difficult to reset the tablet, which in some cases helps with problems.

For this, the function "Find my iPad" must be disabled, which requires a connection to Apple's servers. Users report that they were able to solve the problem by setting up Wi-Fi without password protection.

Beta version and current update eliminate problems
Other users have the beta version of iPad OS 13.2 installed, which should have also eliminated the problems. Also for this, however, ideally a Wi-Fi connection is necessary.

With the recent release of iPad OS 13.1.3, the bugs seem to be fixed without the beta version. A user reports that he has none of the previous problems after the installation.

Apple has since the release of iOS 13 and iPad OS 13 already publish numerous updates. Among other things, a connection problem between iOS devices and vehicles has been solved with iOS 13.1.3, in which iPhones had constantly broken the Bluetooth connection.

Discontinue : intel will provide subsidies android tablets 2015

The rapid growth and huge potential of the tablet computer and smartphone industry has made various chip - making companies flock to this industry. One of them is the world's largest computer chip maker , Intel.

In recent years, the company has entered the mobile device industry through its newest Atom chipset . In order to grow rapidly, Intel also mentioned doing various marketing tricks.

Give chip pricescheap ones and subsidies to OEMs are one of the marketing methods provided by Intel. The subsidy is offered to 'replace' the cost of redesigning the motherboard to match Intel's chipset .

According to Stacy Rasgon, analyst at Bernstein Research, the value of subsidies provided by Intel is estimated to reach US $ 51 per tablet. This amount is quite large, especially on Intel's low-end class Android tablets .

As a result, Intel suffered a loss of US $ 3 billion in the mobile chip industry in 2013. Joseph Moore as an analyst from Morgan Stanley also predicts that losses will increase to US $ 4 billion throughout 2014.

The total losses borne by Intel amounted to US $ 7 billion, in order to develop in the mobile device market is considered sufficient for Intel. The company is predicted to be able to stop its subsidies in 2015 in order to reduce losses suffered by the company's finances.

"We predict that stopping the tablet subsidy by Intel in stages during 2015 will reduce losses, but can blunt the company's momentum in the tablet market significantly," Joseph Moore was quoted as saying by Ubergizmo .

Moore also revealed, companies need large profits or large-scale cost cuts to eliminate losses as a result of subsidies. "We have not seen a definite plan," Moore added.

The most important thing is the elimination of subsidies made by Intel will have an impact on consumers. The price of an Intel-powered mid-class tablet that was priced cheap is likely to be boosted.