Those iPad apps can be addictive, so keep a tally of how many you purchase. It's very common for iPad users to run up large bills buying music and apps. Make sure you monitor the amount of money you spend with your iPad.
Remain aware of the apps that are currently operational on your device. You can run many iPad's apps in the back while you are doing other things. To learn what is active on your iPad at any given time, give the Home button a double click. The currently running apps will appear on a bar. This will be located at the bottom. Swipe downwards to remove the bar from sight when you're finished.
Change your settings so that you can preview more than two lines of an email in your inbox. Go to your settings, tap on mail and change the preview settings. Adjust this to show 5 lines. You will now see more lines of the email while in the inbox.
Do you have trouble hunting and pecking on smaller devices? A lot of people do not like typing on the iPad. That said, a button for speech dictation exists on your iPad. Hit the home button before tapping on the small microphone. Dictate your text and click the icon a second time when you are finished.
Are you annoyed when your iPad audibly alerts you to every new email? Are you aware of a quick way to disable that unwanted sound? Tap on "Settings", and then select "General". From this tab, choose Sounds. Then you can change the volume or even turn off the sound for new mail.
Open pages in new tabs. While surfing using Safari, simply tap the link and hold it until a pop-up menu appears. You can select the option to have another tab created with the new link content.
Does the battery charge icon distract you on your iPad screen? If you want to, you can turn it off easily. Begin by going to your iPad's Settings. Then find General and next go to Usage. This allows you to turn off the battery percentage notifications.
You can change your search engine from the default Google to another you prefer. You can access this by selecting Safari from the settings menu and then hitting search engine. You can then switch to Yahoo or Bing if you like them better than Google.
If you need to mute an iPad, try this simple trick. Just hold down the volume button for two full seconds. This is far faster than changing the volume level all the time. When you want to restore the volume, simply hold down the button again.
Set up your FaceTime emails and phone numbers. The email that was used to set up the iPad will be used by default on FaceTime, but it is possible to add others. If you have more that you want set up, you can do it under settings.
Go to the apps that you need to use frequently! Just double click the home button, and you'll see them on the bottom of the screen. This little trick saves a ton of time, as you don't have to scroll through screens to access something.
iOS comes with many apps that many people don't use. Many of them cannot be deleted. However, you do have the option to move these unwanted apps into a single folder, which can then be stored out of the way. This lets you focus on the ones you use most.
When you're snapping photographs, you may want to hold your iPad by its sides. This way, the shutter button might move, and there could be wobbling as you shoot the photo. Give use of the orientation lock a try. The shutter button will be easier to access since it will be near your thumb. Once you take the picture, utilize image editor for rotating your pictures or videos.
Keep the tips you've learned here in mind to turn your iPad experience up a notch. You can find that new opportunities are available to you using an iPad and the information above.
