The iPad is an awesome machine. It allows you to type, record yourself, draw things, and basically whatever you want. However, if you don't know all it has to offer you are missing out. The advice below will help you know all there is to know.
Before you purchase an iPad, you should take the time to make a list of the features you need and decide what kind of storage size you want. There are different models of iPads available and there is no point in spending money on features you are never going to use.
Did you accidentally start a loud application? Press and hold the button used to turn down the volume, and the device will mute automatically. If you use mute often, you can set your lock orientation button as a muting alternative.
Many iPad games and apps have a feature that notifies you whenever some action is performed. For example, you may receive a notification from Words With Friends that it is your turn to play, or you might have a Twitter alert that tells you someone has re-tweet something. Disable these notifications unless they are absolutely necessary. These frequent updates can shorten the life of your iPad's battery.
If you want your Google Calendar feature on the iPad, go into "mail" then "contacts" then "calendars." Select Add an Account, then tap Other. Use the Add CalDAV icon to input your information for Google. Next, you exit the settings section in order to access the calendar app. You should now be set to go.
Practice your iPad typing. One of the toughest things to get used to on the iPad is typing on a digital keyboard. It feels weird for most people to start, but you can get used to it with practice. Sit down for a few minutes every day and just type in your favorite word processing program. Soon you'll feel at home.
These tips will make your iPad an even more useful tool. Take what you've just learned to heart, and spread your knowledge with everyone you know. Knowing more about using your iPad will allow you to teach and help others.
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