Book description
iPad 2: It looks different. It acts different. It connects to the world, yet it is as personal as a well-worn book. And now it has two cameras!
Taking Your iPad 2 to the Max is written so that anyone can quickly get up to speed on Apple's latest hit. As bloggers at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (tuaw.com), the authors have the happy privilege of working with Apple products every day, and they'll guide you through all of the perks of being an iPad owner. This book takes you from selecting and buying an iPad, to connecting it to the Internet, to using the incredible power of the iPad and all its apps to enhance your life.
Whether you're using your iPad to surf the Internet, admire family photos, listen to music, watch movies, create or edit movies, or read a book, this book will help guide you. Discover how your iPad can be a virtual shopping mall, opening the door to purchases of music, books, videos, and movies. This book will help you organize your daily life through the use of Calendar, Notes, and Contacts, communicate with friends and colleagues with Mail, and find your way with Maps. You'll also learn how get the most out of your iPad's two cameras.
Taking Your iPad 2 to the Max introduces the essentials of using your iPad 2 for recreation, travel, and work—and includes the basics of Apple's iWork suite for iPad. Learn to create business or personal documents with Pages, make professional presentations with Keynote, and keep data and finances under control with Numbers.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. Bringing Your iPad Home
-
2. Putting Your Data and Media on Your iPad
- 2.1. Working with iTunes
- 2.2. The iPad iTunes Settings Pane
- 2.3. The Tabs
- 2.4. iTunes Device Settings
- 2.5. Summary
-
3. Exploring the iPad Hardware
- 3.1. The Bits and Pieces of an iPad
- 3.2. Care and Maintenance of Your iPad
-
3.3. Apple Accessories for iPad
- 3.3.1. Smart Cover
- 3.3.2. iPad 2 Dock
- 3.3.3. iPad Camera Connection Kit
- 3.3.4. iPad 10W USB Power Adapter
- 3.3.5. Apple VGA Adapter
- 3.3.6. Apple Digital AV Adapter
- 3.3.7. Apple Composite and Component AV Cables
- 3.3.8. Apple Wireless Keyboard
- 3.3.9. Apple Earphones with Remote and Mic
- 3.3.10. Apple In-Ear Headphones with Remote and Mic
- 3.4. Summary
- 4. Interacting with Your iPad
-
5. Connecting to the Internet
-
5.1. Connecting with Wi-Fi
- 5.1.1. Authentication and Encryption
- 5.1.2. Setting Up Wi-Fi
-
5.1.3. Troubleshooting Wi-Fi Connection Issues
- 5.1.3.1. No Network Name Displayed
- 5.1.3.2. The Join Button in the Enter Password Screen Is Grayed Out
- 5.1.3.3. You've Just Set Up the Wi-Fi Router and Don't Know the Password
- 5.1.3.4. There's Only a Single Bar of Signal Strength, or You Can't See Your Wi-Fi Network
- 5.1.3.5. You're at a Public Spot and a Web Page Is Asking You to Sign On to the Network
- 5.1.3.6. Your Wi-Fi Connection Is Showing Five Bars, but You're Not Connecting to the Internet
- 5.1.3.7. All the Wi-Fi Networks Have the Same Name
- 5.1.3.8. None of These Solutions Have Worked
- 5.1.4. Special Wi-Fi Settings
- 5.2. Connecting with 3G
- 5.3. Summary
-
5.1. Connecting with Wi-Fi
-
6. Browsing the Internet with Safari
- 6.1. Getting Started with Safari
- 6.2. Safari's Browser Window
-
6.3. Navigation Basics
- 6.3.1. Entering URLs
- 6.3.2. Entering Text
- 6.3.3. Searching the Web
- 6.3.4. Searching for Text on a Web Page
- 6.3.5. Following Links
- 6.3.6. Changing Orientation
- 6.3.7. Scrolling, Zooming, and Other Viewing Skills
- 6.3.8. Page Management
- 6.3.9. Working with Bookmarks
- 6.3.10. Selecting Bookmarks
- 6.3.11. Editing Bookmarks
- 6.3.12. Saving Bookmarks and Sharing web pages
- 6.4. Safari Settings
- 6.5. The iPad and Flash Videos
- 6.6. Summary
-
7. Touching Your Music and Video
- 7.1. Watching Video on the iPad
- 7.2. Video Playback
- 7.3. Videos App
- 7.4. YouTube
- 7.5. Watching Videos on the Web with Safari
- 7.6. Video Accessories
-
7.7. Listening to Music on the iPad
- 7.7.1. Navigating the Music Library and Playlists
- 7.7.2. Additional Song Controls
- 7.7.3. Playing Audio from the Music Library and Playlists
- 7.7.4. Creating Playlists
- 7.7.5. Playing Genius Mixes
- 7.7.6. Playing Podcasts, Audiobooks, and iTunes U Lessons
- 7.7.7. Searching
- 7.7.8. Displaying Music Playback Controls When in Another App
- 7.7.9. iPod App Settings
- 7.8. Setting Up Home Sharing
- 7.9. Summary
- 8. Shopping for Apps, Books, Music, and More
- 9. Using iBooks
- 10. Leveraging Your Desk Set
- 11. Setting Up and Using Mail
- 12. Working with Maps
- 13. Touching Your Digital Photos
- 14. On the Go with iWork
-
15. Using the iPad Cameras with Camera, Photobooth, and FaceTime
- 15.1. The Camera Hardware
- 15.2. Navigating the Camera App
- 15.3. Viewing Your Camera Roll
- 15.4. Viewing Individual Photos
- 15.5. Viewing Videos
- 15.6. Having Fun with Photo Booth
- 15.7. Using FaceTime to Chat
- 15.8. Navigating Your FaceTime Contacts
- 15.9. Placing and Receiving a FaceTime Call
- 15.10. Other FaceTime Calling Options
- 15.11. FaceTime Settings
- 15.12. Summary
- 16. Other Great Ways to Use Your iPad
Product information
- Title: Taking Your iPad 2 to the Max
- Author(s):
- Release date: May 2011
- Publisher(s): Apress
- ISBN: 9781430235392
You might also like
article
Have ChatGPT Ask You Questions
ChatGPT Shortcuts shows future prompt engineers how to harness the full potential of the state-of-the-art AI …
video
GenAI Essentials for Everyone - Overview
Our team of experts has hand-selected and organized the most crucial concepts and practical applications of …
article
Use GitHub Copilot: Additional Tips
Using GitHub Copilot can feel like magic. The tool automatically fills out entire blocks of code--but …
article
Use Github Copilot for Prompt Engineering
Using GitHub Copilot can feel like magic. The tool automatically fills out entire blocks of code--but …