In article , Eric Stevens
wrote:



It's the hit a key and wait while it sends it to Google and then
Google sends back a response. Then hit another key etc. Pages swap
backwards and forward. Just getting an intelligible first response
from Google on first connecting takes about 10 seconds. It's quicker
after that but one screen at a time ...

it doesn't take anywhere near 10 seconds to do a search on an ipad.

I'm talking about when first starting up.

first starting what up?

the ipad? that should never be shut off unless it's not going to be
used for a very long time and its startup has absolutely nothing
whatsoever to do with searching.

if you mean app launch time (which is not called startup), it doesn't
take anywhere near 10 seconds to launch a browser on an ipad.

some other apps might take several seconds to launch, typically games,
usually to load assets and create various objects so that the app can
run at optimal speeds, rather than dynamically do it later.

something is *very* wrong.

why do you keep ignoring this and refuse to fix what is wrong?