The moral of any story is to read the story before commenting:

"...your 1G iPad will become little more than an expensive paperweight as new apps and updates to your existing apps start to require iOS 6"

Not updating aiPad 1 will not amend this problem... Sorry.

Do they still provide security updates for older iOS versions? Or do they drop the support altogether once a new one is out?

Having an unpatched tablet connecting to all kinds of... "wild" and untrusted networks (as tablets are wont to be) seems a bit risky.

So you send ~50 mail every (working) day? Could your sheer volume skew the result? (as in: spam people and they start to ignore you, put someone on CC and they have reason to believe it's worth reading?)

I send mails every (week) day, and favor it in front of any other form of business communication.

I've sent 17 since I've started this thread.

I'm curious, what's the average email of those 17? Like, what's the subject and/or value to the recipient and you?

Sending stuff for approval and approving stuff done. This is a busy day, though.

Even more funnier; there is 30 men in Norway with "Odd Even" as their first name (http://www.ssb.no/navn/)

You mean "Siri charge my leaf" and "Siri trurn on heating in my leaf"? They'r coming this christmas, when I get my Nissan Leaf :)

"Nothing," really? This seems like a very real-world sort of test that gives a fairly decent indication of the kind of pictures that you're likely to get in the conditions indicated. It's not scientific, and there are lots of uncontrolled variables, but it's still useful.