iPad guide, tutorials, tips and app reviews
A question I get asked very often is how to use the Calendar app on the iPad. Some grandparents want to add their grandchildren’s birthdays. Other people want to be able to combine their private and work schedules so that they can keep a healthy life balance.
There are also the people that want to have
The other day I was explaining my mom how to do something on the iPad over the phone. After a few minutes (and some frustration on both sides) I realized that I never explained or taught her the basics of the iPad controls. I mean, where the cameras are located, audio jack, buttons, speaker, etc.
On this post I’m going to be showing you where the buttons and controls
On a previous post we discussed some of the iPad Safari web browser functionality. There was a lot to cover so I decided to break up the information into two posts.
Many times I’m asked if there is an easier way to access Webmail accounts such as Gmail, Hotmail, etc without having to open the web browser on the iPad.
Fortunately the answer is Yes!. The iPad comes with the Mail application which can be configured to retrieve and send emails without having to login using a web browser like Safari. Alternatively, some web mail
On a previous post we saw how to connect your iPad to Wi-Fi. On this post we’ll discuss how to use iPad to browse the web.
The iPad comes with a web browser called Safari. Although it is a similar version to the one found on Mac and the one that can be downloaded for Windows, the tablet version has some differences.
To open Safari, tap on the following icon on your Home screen.
So you finally got your iPad. You are very excited and can’t wait to see what you can do with this gadget, but… First things first. You know a lot can be done once you connect your iPad to the Internet…
On this post, I’ll explain you how to connect your iPad to a Wi-Fi network
This blog is dedicated to iPad lovers. In particular parents, professionals and baby boomers who are trying to stay active and to engage with the younger generations (namely their kids and grandkids!).
