You can do many different things with your iPad. You know how to use it okay, but you need to know m...

1. Efficient Ways On How To Use Your Ipad
You can do many different things with your iPad. You know how to use it okay, but you need to know
more. There is so much it can do. Read the article below to learn more.
Did you know that you can create folders on your iPad? To begin, tap and hold your finger on an app
until it starts jiggling, drag that app on top of another icon, and then let it go. Doing this will create
a new folder, and inside you will be able to access either app, and it will automatically be named by
category. You can rename the folder whatever you want.
Keep your bill under control by tracking the amount you spend on iPad apps. Because of the iPad's
convenient features, you can end up spending much more money than you like. The iPad saves your
credit card information and you can click away without thinking. Keep close tabs on this, or you will
surely regret it!
Have you accidentally bumped an app that makes noise by accident? Muting your volume is as
simple as pressing and holding the volume button down. If you are using iOS 4.3 or later, it is
possible to make the toggle switch near the volume control mute your iPad.
If you need to charge up in a hurry, do not use an iPhone charger on the iPad. The wattage required
by the iPad is twice as much as that for the iPhone. If you charge the iPad with an iPhone charger, it
can take double the amount of time to charge. Use the charger that comes with your iPad for best
results.
Typing on iPads is something that requires getting used to. The iPad does offer a dictation feature,
however. Just press home button two times and tap the little microphone you see. When you are
finished you just hit the microphone again and the text will appear on the screen.
The iPad doesn't come with a manual. You
must download one if you require it. Apple,
following a minimalist approach, don't
include a user manual with their iPad.
Everyone should know how to best take
care of their very valuable iPad. First,
keep the iPad away from direct sun and
never leave it in a hot car. The battery life
can be cut short by exposure to heat.
Keeping your iPad away from water is rule
number two. Finally, be sure that you have
a cover that can protect your iPad from
scratches and other dangers.
You can change the default search engine
if you are not fond of Google. To change these settings, navigate your way to your Safari setting and
choose search engine. Now you can choose Bing or Yahoo as your default search engine. You can
always change it back the same way.

2. Muting the iPad is fast and easy. The original iPad didn't have a specific mute button. Previously,
you could use the lock switch to either mute the audio or lock the orientation. Just tap and hold
volume-down to quickly mute sound.
When you are browsing a page on the iPad and you see a link, does it bother you that you do not
know where the link leads you to? This is easily remedied. Since you are unable to hover, you can
just hold the word. This shows its linked URL.
The iPad is great for music, but for podcasts too! Podcasts are short radio programs that can last
anywhere from a few minute to a few hours, and are available on pretty much every imaginable
topic. When music loses your interest, podcasts can provide alternative entertainment. You are sure
to find any number of topics that interest you.
Sync pages using iTunes to share documents with both a Mac and a PC. By sharing documents with
iTunes, you can avoid the hassle and be able to share documents with all brands of computers.
Things become even easier as you are able to email your PDF's across the Internet and download
them on a remote system.
With your new knowledge of how best to use the device known as the iPad, it is time to get things
rolling. As you gain more knowledge about the iPad, you'll find that it has many uses. It has a use in
a multitude of daily tasks and you'll benefit from the purchase over and over again.