iPad Tips and Tricks, Part 5 of 5

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44. Use 802.11a for Reliable Streaming

If you want the most reliable Wi-Fi signal for streaming videos from, say, YouTube.com, use a router that supports 802.11a, which does not have the best range but does not conflict with the 802.11g signal used by microwave ovens, baby monitors, and other wireless devices.

45. Grab and Share an Image

If you’re surfing the web and come across a picture that you want to e-mail to a buddy, how do you do it? Simply find the image you’re interested in and then touch and hold the image, then tap Save Image. The photo is automatically saved in to your photo library. From here you can share the image with friends via e-mail or your Mobile Me gallery.

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iPad Tips and Tricks, Part 4 of 5

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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.

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