A:AnswerThis model is often known as the 2017 version iPad, which was released this past Spring (March or April 2017). They both (32gb and 128gb) have the retina display. I'm not sure if you can upgrade the 32gb model easily, but if it is possible, it would most likely need to be done by Apple (or an authorized service center). It could void your warranty if this is done before the warranty period is over. I would personally not upgrade a 32gb model, but instead opt for the 128gb if I was concerned about running out of storage. It would most likely be cheaper in the long run, too.
A:AnswerIf you have backed up your data, you have the option to back up from a previous back on the icloud. If your texts are on this back up then they will transfer as well.
A:AnswerIf you have an iphone or a phone that will hotspot, you can use your phone as a link to the internet. Otherwise, you must buy an ipad that has a specific data plan to be able to connect directly to a network.
