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Part 1- iPad Basics, covers everything related to instant communication: voice calls, video calls, text messaging, iMessages, and the Contacts (address book) program. It’s also where you can read about entering text, either by typing or by speaking; Siri, the “virtual assistant”; and the rich array of features for people with disabilities—some of which are surprisingly useful even for people without them.
Part 2- Pix, Flix & Apps, is dedicated to the iPad’s built-in apps, with a special emphasis on its multimedia abilities: playing music, podcasts, movies, TV shows, and photos; capturing photos and videos; the Maps app; reading ebooks; and so on. These chapters also cover some of the standard techniques that most apps share: installing, organizing, and quitting them; switching among them; and sharing.
Part 3- The iPad Online, is a detailed exploration of the iPad’s third talent: its ability to get you onto the Internet, either over a WiFi hotspot connection or (if you have a cellular model) via the cellular network. It’s all here: email, Web browsing, and tethering (that is, letting your phone serve as a sort of Internet antenna for your laptop).
Part 4- Connections, describes the world beyond the iPad itself—like the copy of iTunes on your Mac or PC that can fill up the iPad with music, videos, and photos; and syncing the calendar, address book, and mail settings. These chapters also cover the iPad’s control panel, the Settings program; Continuity (the wireless integration of iPad and Mac); and how the iPad syncs wirelessly with corporate networks using Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync—or with your own computers using Apple’s iCloud service.
Part 5- Appendixes, contains two reference chapters. Appendix A walks you through the setup process; Appendix B is a master compendium of troubleshooting, maintenance, and battery information.
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