The Safari Web browser on your iPad includes many of the same features to which you have likely become accustomed on your desktop or laptop computer. One of these features is called Favorites, and is similar to the bookmarks that you may be using on your other browsers. By saving a Web page as a … Read more
The rectangular shape of your iPad screen makes it possible for you to view content in both portrait and landscape orientation. Some apps will force themselves to display in only one of those orientations, but many apps will let you pick based on how you are holding the device. However, your iPad has a feature … Read more
Your iPad has a feature called Picture in Picture that you can use to keep a video playing as an overlay on the screen, even when you press the Home button. This is great if you want to multitask on the device and do something else while you continue to watch a video. But you … Read more
Your iPad has an interesting setting called the split keyboard that is meant to make it easier to type on the device when you hold it with two hands. By enabling the split keyboard you will be placing one half of the keyboard on each side of the screen where it’s easier to access when … Read more
Managing app updates on your iPad can be a bit of a hassle once you have installed a large number of apps. Your iPad will even show the number of available updates that are waiting to be installed (although you can turn off the App Store badge app icon.) But you do not have to … Read more
After using your iPad for a short period of time, you will notice that some of your app icons have a red circle with a number inside of it. This is a special type of notification called a Badge App Icon that lets you know there is something with that app that requires your attention. … Read more