Now in its third generation, it simply carries the name of "iPad". No extra numbers, a better display, and a faster delivery system. But, has Apple really improved the new iPad features? You still get all the great features of graphics, photos, text, and video through the Internet. We took a look at the New iPad to see what the improvement was. Take a look… It still holds same price as the last iPad, running at $499, but the internal … [Read more...]

Both the iPhone and iPad have a touchscreen, come with email and web-browsing applications and are capable of running third-party apps that you can get from Apple's App Store. But the iPad isn't simply a bigger iPhone, The iPhone is first and foremost a phone, and like all mobile phones, unless you buy it on Pay as You Go (which makes the device itself much more expensive) you're going to be tied into a phone contract. If you want all the … [Read more...]

The iPad has a total of seventeen applications that are pre-installed on the operating system, so when you first turn on your iPad these apps will be waiting to greet you and each will form part of your regular use. For the sake of this feature we would like to briefly introduce you to each application and provide you with a quick reference guide for each, before examining their functionality and use further in this publication. New choice … [Read more...]

Contacts is the iPad’s address book app. You can populate the Contacts app with contacts from your Mac Address Book as well as Google, Yahoo, MobileMe, or Microsoft Exchange accounts. It’s also possible to set up Contacts to sync with an LDAP or CardDav account. iPad Getting Started - Work With Contacts The Contacts app looks the same in portrait and landscape modes. On the left side of the screen is a list of contact names and a tab … [Read more...]

Using Notes app is a straightforward little notepad app, useful for jotting things down. The main Notes screen looks like a piece of yellow-ruled writing paper. You can view and edit notes in portrait and landscape mode. In portrait mode, there’s a button labeled Notes in the upper left corner. Tap it to get a drop-down list of any notes you’ve saved in the past, sorted from newest to oldest. The list indicates what note you currently … [Read more...]

The iPad comes stocked with Apple’s basic apps for organizing your life. Keep on top of your day-to-day activities with the Calendar app, use your iPad as a scratchpad for to-do lists and ideas with the Notes app, and keep track of all your acquaintances with Contacts app. Need to know what’s happening next in your life? Using Calendar app lets you see recent and upcoming events, as well as enter new ones. iPad Getting Started - Using … [Read more...]

With Apple’s iCloud service you can store your music, photos, documents, and even more data wirelessly, in ‘the cloud’, or more accurately, in the iCloud. Seamlessly push your data to all your devices automatically and effortlessly. You can never tell exactly when you may suddenly be in the mood to hear to your favorite song or watch an episode of your favorite movie or television show. With iCloud, you can automatically download new … [Read more...]

The iPad will connect to the Internet automatically whenever you use app Store, Mail, iTunes Store, Safari, Youtube or any other app that require it. There are two ways in which this can be accomplished, depending on the model you have. Either via a wi-fi connection or via 3G Mobile Network. iPad Getting Started - Joining a Wifi Network. To turn on the Wi-Fi on your iPad go to Setting -> Wi-Fi and Turn Wi-Fi on. Now you will need to join a … [Read more...]

What is iCloud is very simple, iCloud represents the future of data and transfer and will revolutionize the way we use our devices, enabling all information and data to be accessed from any device, any time. iCloud brings a whole new way of storing, sharing and processing data with your iPad and is, quite frankly, amazing! And here’s how it works and how you can use it! There are so many exciting apps available for the iPad it’s … [Read more...]

The Safari for iPad is your window to the worldwide web. Here, you’ve got the internet at your fingertips – scroll through your chosen webpages with your digits, or zoom with the same gestures that you’d apply to your iPhone and iPod Touch – it’s up to you. Another great thing is, much like Firefox’s tabbed browsing, you too can have multiple windows open at the same time, which is great for switching to chosen site whenever you … [Read more...]