Many of you have gone out and purchased the new iPad Air. A majority of you are quite pleased with your new toy whereas others are displeased - not by the device it self, but because their apps keep crashing. It's quite understandable, and many have asked the question, "could my app crashed be related to RAM? The quick answer is, "Yes, it could be". Yet, it could be other things to. For instance, if you set up your shiny new iPad Air with a backup of your previous iOS device, there's a chance that something became corrupted. It does happen on occasion. That is why I always recommend that you set up a new device as new, whenever possible. I do understand that a great deal of people have never run into problems restoring a backup of a previous device onto a new device, and that great, however, a lot of people have, and those are the people I'm focusing on here...
....Anyway, feel free to chime in and share your experience and offer your answer to the above listed thread question. We'd love to hear from you...
Many of you have gone out and purchased the new iPad Air. A majority of you are quite pleased with your new toy whereas others are displeased - not by the device it self, but because their apps keep crashing. It's quite understandable, and many have asked the question, "could my app crashed be related to RAM? The quick answer is, "Yes, it could be". Yet, it could be other things to. For instance, if you set up your shiny new iPad Air with a backup of your previous iOS device, there's a chance that something became corrupted. It does happen on occasion. That is why I always recommend that you set up a new device as new, whenever possible. I do understand that a great deal of people have never run into problems restoring a backup of a previous device onto a new device, and that great, however, a lot of people have, and those are the people I'm focusing on here...
