presented by Tablets  Five Ways to Solve the 4G/LTE iPad Data
Consumption Dilemma  The new 4G/LTE iPad has only been on the
street for a week, and already there are complaints and horror
stories of voraciously burning through data plan bandwidth caps.
People who are used to 3G speeds are shocked when the 4G/LTE
iPad eats the data allotment in a fraction of the time.  Over
the course of the week, I have only used up about 200MB of my
2GB bandwidth allotment. But, most of the time my iPad is
connected to my Wi-Fi network, and I’m not downloading Infinity
Blade II or watching Netflix movies over my 4G connection. If I
were to travel with my iPad, though, and have to rely on the 4G
data plan, I’d expect it to be able to use my iPad just as I
always do without having to micromanage how many kilobytes of
data I’m using.  Some users are getting data consumption shock
burning through bandwidth on the 4G iPad. The reason people buy
any 4G/LTE device is because they want to be able to surf
faster, and stream content mo