Thread: Did iOS4 reduce anyone else's iPad battery life?
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Old 12-13-2010, 04:21 PM   #19
Bob Russell
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Originally Posted by Mirrorlike View Post
Well I "synced" when I plugged it in, and told it to backup just before restoring. I have no idea what went wrong, maybe I overlooked something. I lost mostly custom music files and ibooks PDFs - it kept everything I downloaded from Apple. Luckily I never trusted iTunes so I always kept a separate backup.
Thanks. That's not good.

But I have heard somewhere of the loss of PDFs in iBooks. I hadn't heard about custom music files before, and that's a concern for me because all my music is non-iTunes. I read my PDFs in GoodReader for the most part, though, so I don't think I have anything to lose in iBooks if it's only PDFs. Still, such an open ended possibility of losing files is quite disconcerting...
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