In use, this environment is not great. OnLive Desktop is completely dependent on your network connection so editing anything with a less than optimal Internet pipe can be, at the very least, frustrating, and at its worse, unusable. While I was initially editing this document using Barnes and Noble’s anemic, but free WiFi, my view would pixelate to the point where the text was unreadable. This pixilation would fade and intensify, forcing me to pause my typing and wait a while for it to clear. Even on my home network, which averages a healthy 5mb upstream, pixilation crept in when I had two or more windows open. There is no offline editing either. Editing anything without a Bluetooth keyboard is nigh impossible as well. Instead of using the iPad’s built-in keyboard OnLive presents you with a ridiculously small virtual keyboard. Don’t even think about attempting to touch type on it, and even finger poking it is a chore.
iPad និង iPhoneមាន Button មួយ ចំនួន ត្រូវ បាន លាក់ នៅ ក្នុង App Switcher ដូច ជា screen orientation, pause/play/go back/skip សម្រាប់ ចាក់ បទ ចម្រៀង។ លើស ពី នេះ iPad មាន លក្ខណៈ ពិសេស ២ ទៀត គឺ Button សម្រាប់ បន្ថែម បន្ថយ សំឡេង និង ពន្លឺ។ របៀប ចូល ទៅ កាន់ Button ទាំង នោះ របស់ iPad និង iPhone គឺ ដូច គ្នា។ ដំបូង ចុច លើ home button ពីរ ដង ដើម្បី ចេញ ផ្ទាំង កម្មវិធី App Switcher រួច ទាញ មក ខាង ស្ដាំ ជា ការ ស្រេច។