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The Ultimate Guide for iPad: Essentials The iPad is deceptively simple to get started with, but there’s plenty to discover beneath the surface, so let us show you how to get more from your device’s on-screen keyboard, organise your icons, use iCloud, and master the hidden features of all the built-in apps…

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Meet the iPad

The Contacts app

Set up your iPad and manage your Apple ID

Master the Mail app

Using iCloud

Prioritise your mails

Using iPad gestures

Video calls with FaceTime

Master the Home button

Using Messages

Discover the multitasking bar

Using the Calendar

Your iPad’s Lock screen

Set up Reminders

Get more from the iPad’s virtual keyboard

Use Notifications

Type with emoji emoticons

Do Not Disturb

Use Bluetooth accessories

Parental Controls

Syncing with iTunes

Take Notes

Get more at the App Store

Game Center: your iOS gaming hub

Managing your apps

Web browsing with Safari

Free up some space

The Maps app

Siri: your personal assistant

Locate a lost iOS device

The iTunes Store on iOS

Locate your friends

Play music on your iPad

Shoot photos and videos

Play video on your iPad

Master Photos and Photo Stream

Listen to podcasts

Troubleshooting & problem-solving

Read PDFs and eBooks

Advanced Facebook

In touch with Facebook Use the dedicated Facebook iPad app to stay social while you’re mobile

he Facebook iPad app is available for free from the App Store – you can find it by simply typing “Facebook for iPad” in the search bar. It is completely free to download and use and offers you the complete Facebook experience, optimised for the bigger screen and features of the iPad. You can use your fingers to scroll through your News Feed and pinch images to zoom in, or swipe the screen to page through your photo albums, just as you’d expect. Thanks to the extra screen space, looking at photos and videos on the iPad is far superior to just using your mobile phone. Images and movies

are bigger and easier to navigate and make you feel as if you’re running your own slideshow, thanks to the simple gestures you can use to move through them and zoom in or out. The app has improved more than just fingertip navigation on the iPad, however. You’ll find it a lot faster than the original mobile app, and there are many more options within the app – you now have more games and applications to choose from when accessing Facebook. Over the next couple of pages we’ll show you all the ins and outs of this über popular social networking app and help you get the most out of its various features.

Thanks to the extra screen space, looking at photos on the iPad is superior to using a mobile phone Get to KNOW The Facebook for iPad interface 03

02 Plus one Tap the + icon beside an update to Like 05

or comment on that status. A window will appear on the right where you can enter text using the keyboard or just tap the Like button.

03 Menu navigation

Tap here to open a menu where you can find settings, friends, events, applications and other features common to Facebook.

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04 News Feed

The News Feed takes up a good portion of the screen space for easier reading, navigation and commenting, and it’s far easier to zoom in on photos, read updates and more.

05 Chat update

The latest messages and live conversations are listed at the top here. You’ll also see what was last said and view people’s online status.

06 Chat list

01 Keep your place

Friend Requests, Messages and Notifications all show a drop-down menu so your current browsing session is not disturbed and you don’t lose your place.

Tap any one of the names down the right-hand side to start a chat. Only those with a green dot are online at this time but others will receive your message via the Messages feature when they next log in.

Facebook Advanced HOW TO Get to know the iPad Facebook app

01 Install and start

Once you’ve downloaded the app you’ll need to enter your Facebook email address and password in order to gain access. The app will ask you if you are prepared to accept Push Notifications. This is how it will let you know of updates on Facebook, so tap OK.

04 Account management

Tap the menu icon (top left) and scroll to Settings. Tap this, then Account Settings in the pop-up. You can’t edit your settings as extensively as in a browser but you can make minor changes to your name, email, networks and privacy settings – the latter are important.

02 First impressions

You’ll now arrive at the main News Feed page, looking very similar to the mobile app, with Sort in the top right, triple parallel bars for the menu, and Invites, Messages and Notifications left. These all work as usual, and will be highlighted if there is an update.

05 Privacy

Tap on the Privacy tab under Account Settings. Under Control Privacy When You Post, you can set who views your updates and photos posted via your Facebook app. By default this is set to Friends but you can change it to Public or tap Custom to fine-tune.

03 A landscape look

Holding your iPad in landscape mode offers far more screen to work with. Your chat list will appear on the right and the News Feed in the middle. The mini News Feed that runs along the right in the browser version is not included, but it doesn’t make much difference.

06 Tag management

You can also adjust tags by tapping the appropriate Edit Settings link. “Tag review” ensures people cannot tag you without your permission; “Tag suggestions” can be switched off if you don’t want Facebook to suggest you to your friends when they upload images.

QUICK TIP Tap an image in someone’s update to bring it full screen. Zoom in using your fingers to get a closer view, then pinch them together to drop back from full screen image to the News Feed. Quick and simple.

07 App settings

Under Privacy, scroll down to Apps and websites and click on Edit app settings. The first line takes you to your list of apps – to remove one, tap on the app and Remove application. This process is even easier to manage in the app than on the browser.

08 Personal Privacy

Some people don’t want the world to know they’re playing Patience. Each individual app can have its settings tweaked to turn off posting on your behalf, adjust its privacy and much more. Just change its settings to suit, then tap the arrow to go back when done.

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