My relatives are visiting from Italy this holiday and was considering getting the iPad for my 2 cousins. Can it be converted to Italian?
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They have Italian in the Language choices.They even have an Italian keyboard layout. The only difference will be in the wall connector for the charging cord, most apple stores sell international cords though! :-) Ciao!
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I purchased this product for my Nephew who lives in another state, the family did not need to switch the language. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer, VTech, directly and ask that question. I believe that is the best thing to do.
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I am from the US and used my iPad in Australia with an converter. I had no problems.
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I live in the center of Italy, but the problem is the cost. In the U.S. the price is more convenient because in Italy you have to add almost 150 $. So I was thinking to buy the Iphone on the Amazon and then Jailbreak it
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Yes, some foreign countries will allow you to use the IPad, but you'll have to check the services available and the compatibility with the device in any country your planning to go to.
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Yes you can. Perhaps you've heard of Google?It is possible to find any answer to any question using Google rather than wasting people's time here.Answer: Yes. http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14264?viewlocale=en_US&locale;=en_US(found on Google)
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Hi Eric, After ordering Italian 1+2, you can purchase the user upgrade for levels 3+4+5 directly through us. When you're ready to move onto those levels, just let us know and we can provide further help. - Fluenz User Support
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It depends on which wireless keyboard you get. If it is thin, then yes. I personally use the Lifescribe Bluetooth pen. It allows for the writing on the paper to be automatically transferred to the iPad. Then it can be converted to text. Which keyboard were you looking at?
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You cannot. The language is stuck in the language that it comes in, sadly. I had to return mine due to this issue. It was in Chinese but I needed English. I had to order a whole new one. I even contacted Sekonic about the issue and they told me there was nothing they could do.
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Yes, you can.It is basically these two, but you have also German, Italian, French.. only the word, not full definitions in those languages.
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Hi Rich, I'm not technical enough to know exactly. but I think the answer is No. I think it would depend on the supplier - mine came from FEHL (no idea what the letters stand for), but I've seen listings on amazon from various suppliers. The way I know that it hasn't been set back to factory soecs is connected with what I wanted this iPad for. I had a 3rd-gen iPad, and I dropped it running across a rough Australian road in the rain, smashing the screen badly (although it still works fine). But it was going to cost a fortune to repair the screen, so I decided to buy a 64 GB 'new' one - and have more memory. BUT my original 3G iPad was compatible with a full-size Logitech keyboard that's terrific to use (and it's not compatible with my 4th-gen iPad - Logitech has models for different versions of the iPad, plus Android, plus Windows 8'tablets). However - although I have three of the Logitech keyboards (mistakenly sent by Amazon, when I wanted the keyboard for the 4g iPad), none of them will work with this 'new' 3G iPad. But I don't know if the problem is just that it came with the version of iOS current at the time of sale - and I can't take that back to an earlier version to see - or whether the problem is that this iPad (clearly reconditioned, not new) has not been set back to factory specs, which I suspect is the case. Also the screen glass is not the same as an original - it's kind of spongy, and not good to do on-screen typing; without the crispness of the original material used for iPad screens, the words end up all running together. I'm very experienced at typing on iPad on-screen keyboards, but I can't type properly on the spongy keyboard of this 'new' 3G iPad. However, the screen resolution is good, and I plan on using the greater memory for loading up a few movies that I'd like to have.
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Sorry I can't tell you. I don't know. I don't have an iPad - I can say don't pay too much for this awful soft and you won't be too disappointed. It is virtually unusable for me. I speak reasonably coherently and intelligibly as far as I know...but this soft does not do what it says and has too many errors to be usable as a viable business aid. Perhaps in another 15 years they might get it right. I look on my perpetually hopeful purchases over the years as contributions to their research program as they seem to be the only ones out there trying to crack this very obvious nut.
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I think you wanna get them both - italian isn't an easy language to learn and after going through both of the levels you will have a very basic Italian knowledge. pretty much enough to get by while traveling.
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Probably but I got rid of mine not long after I got as the default language is Chinese and almost impossible to get into English. Also the instructions are sadly lacking in ANY clear operating instruction. I sold and invested in an iPhone and a voice recorder ap.
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Not to my knowledge but you can google it. I saw some youtube videos where you can change the language, so do some digging.
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No, it does not translate to the ipad. I wanted to do the same thing, but I was unable.
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Every thing is in english. I'm not sure if all the kids apps or games can be put in spanish. But I am pretty sure you can change the languge on the tablet to spanish like every other android devise does.