iPads are great for people of all ages. There are so many things that it can do. A little research can yield much better results with your iPad. Read on to find out more.
Have you accidentally bumped an app that makes noise by accident? Press and hold the volume down feature until you get to mute. You can also set another button to do this in the Settings menu.
Change the settings in your inbox so you’re able to see more than a couple of lines in an email. Go to Settings, Mail, and Preview. Change this setting to show however many lines you want. You are now able to read more of one email in the inbox, and you can skim over them more effectively.
Do not use the charger for your iPhone on your iPad if you do not have a lot of time. All iPhone chargers uses only 5 watts, while an iPad charger uses 10 watts. When you’re in a hurry, this will be a big deal. Use the original charger instead.
The factory setting for previewing an email shows you two lines before opening it. You may want to have more text available to preview. You can select mail from your settings. Open the mail tab in the settings app, then navigate to Contacts > Calendar. Once there, choose the number of lines to preview using the “preview mail” option.
If you are a person that needs to have a manual with whatever you buy, you need to download the iPad’s one should you need it. Apple doesn’t include manuals with their products in order to maintain a minimalistic image.
The iPad is one of the newest and most advanced devices available on the market and its popularity is only increasing with time. Of course, the trick to making the most of the iPad is studying up on how to use it effectively. Even if you are a seasoned iPad user, you should be able to find something you didn’t know before. Good luck.
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