Getting The Most Out Of Your IPad
The new iPad has a lot of new features. If you don’t know everything your iPad is capable of, now is the time to learn. You will need to figure out everything your iPad can be used for, like where to find apps and how to use them. Don’t stop reading now!
Make sure that you budget the amount that you spend on apps. With all the exciting apps, and the easy way to buy them, it is easy to go overboard. You should monitor the spending and limit the time to a strict deadline.
Your iPad is defaulted to show the first two lines of an email in preview. Sometimes, you may want to have a larger preview. Choose “Mail” in Settings. From Mail, choose Contacts, then go to Calendar where you can change the options to preview mail.
Should your iPad freeze, you can reboot it by performing a soft reset. Hold both the home and power buttons to get your device to reload. Doing this properly will restart the device. If you wish for an app to be forcefully closed, hold your home button down for a couple of seconds.
If WiFi join notifications annoy you, simply get rid of them. Look for the option which gives you the choice of joining networks. Choose this and all those invitations will stop.
If you want to put your calendar on the iPad calendar you should click on the mail and then your contacts and then your calendar. Click on Add Account and then Other. Tap on the CalDAV Account and then just enter the information for Google. Then, back out of your settings app and single-tap your calendar app. Now, you should be ready.
There is an easier way to open your favorite websites than tapping the bookmarks icon. Simply enable your bookmarks bar on a permanent basis to keep your favorite websites a click away. Just click on Settings, then Safari, then turn on Always Show the Bookmarks Bar.
The experience of using an iPad for the first time can cause amazement and wonder. If you want to find out all it can do, you might want to take time to learn all about it. Take the information from this article and try it out the next time you get your hands on an iPad.