iPad Tips and Tricks, Part 4 of 5

Courtesy of 24sevenpost.com:

34. How to Modify Date & Time on iPad

1. Select ‘Settings’ icon on the ipad home screen.
2. Then tap on ‘General’ option on the left column of settings screen.

3. Now select ‘Date & Time’ option on the right column of settings screen.
4. Under Date & Time settings screen, tap ‘Set Date & Time’.
On this screen you can set relevant date and time on the iPad. You can also make selection for time zone and time format among 24hours or 12hours.

35. How to Read Newspapers on iPad

1. Tap on application icon on iPad home screen to check apps installed on your iPad. You can goto App store and add applications for top newspapers like New York Times (free app). Apps are also available to access news content from BBC News, AP and Then Wall Street Journal.

2. Once your newspaper app is loaded on iPad, get set with newspaper reading session on the comfortable big iPad screen.

To see 36 thru 43 click "Read more >>" below.

36. How to Use Apple Wireless Keyboard on iPad

Simply turn on the bluetooth on the iPad to start using the wireless keyboard. Follow the step below to turn on the bluetooth for the iPad:
1. Select ‘Settings’ on iPad home screen.
2. Then under ‘General’ option select ‘Bluetooth’ on the right column.

3. Tap on Bluetooth option to turn it ON. Apple Wireless keyboard should appear under detected devices. Once it shows ‘connected’ status, you can useApple Wireless keyboard on your iPad.
*Note: The on-screen keyboard on iPad will not be available while you are using wireless keyboard. You need to turn OFF and disable bluetooth to get back the default on-screen keyboard on iPad screen.

37. Setup & Add Multiple Email Accounts on iPad

Adding 1st Email Account in iPad
1. Tap the Mail icon at the bottom of the home screen on iPad.

2. Then tap to add type of email account that you want at add among: Microsoft Exchange, Mobile me, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, AOL or others.

3. Then enter login details for selected email account type.

It will configure automatically and you should able to send – receive emails. Gmail users can look forward to neater looking ipad exclusive 2 column inbox interface.

38. Add More Email Accounts in iPad

1. Tap ‘Settings’ icon on iPad home screen.
2. Then tap ‘Mail, Contacts, Calendar’ option in the left column.

3. Select ‘Add account’ option under ‘Account’ listing at the top of right column.
4. Then repeat steps 2 and 3 in method to first email account. Select email account type and enter login details.

39. Read iPad books in Portrait

You may be tempted to read e-books in landscape mode — with the Apple iBooks app, you’ll have a few more on-screen aids and a book spine. The spine, though, has this fuzzy pattern that actually draws your eyes away from the words and ruins the immersion of the e-book. Go portrait instead.
iPad ibooks

40. Touch Differently

For those used to the iPhone, there is a new art to using the iPad. With the Photos app, for example, you can control your shots in new ways – try pressing with two fingers in the all photos view. You can then spin the photo and slide it around. (This works exactly like a Microsoft Surface table.)
iPad photos

41. Re-install deleted apps

Once you buy an app, you can always re-install it even if you delete it from your device. Just go to the App Store and buy the app again. You will see a prompt that you have already bought this app and an option to re-install it without having to pay for it again.

42. Drag Sites to the Home Screen

Like the iPhone, you can add as many web sites to the Home screens as you want. Just go to the site you want, then click the Plus sign next to the URL. Press on the Add to Home Screen option.

43. Connect to a TV

 You can connect the iPad to your television. You’ll need the Apple iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter, which connects to the 30-pin port on the iPad and to the VGA port on your HD.

No comments:

For Your Information:
Posts are presented in a stack with the most recent post at the top. Clicking Older Posts will show the next (#) older posts and so forth. Clicking Newer Posts will show the previous (#) newer posts. Clicking on the word Home will display the top (#) most recent posts. When viewing a single post, clicking Older or Newer Post shows a single post each time, but, clicking Home displays the top (#) most recent posts. There are 326 posts in the stack, as of 9-15-19.