Whether you’re a new iPad owner or an experienced iPad veteran, I highly recommend working through this section and customizing your device in the Settings app. Adjusting settings allows you to tailor notifications, personalize device displays, and help you to get needed information and accomplish tasks more efficiently.
The iPad is an incredibly versatile device used for a wide range of purposes, from personal to professional. Because of this, common tasks and frequently used apps will often vary from person to person. In this section, I’ve focused on some of the iPad’s most central features to help you more easily adjust settings, navigate on your iPad, and find documents or apps. Let’s get started!
By Rhett Intriago
One of the Apple Watch’s many workout features is that it will notify you at every mile interval you reach while on a walk or a run. This can be annoying as you might be expecting a notification from another app, but it’s just the Workout app letting you know you’ve reached a mile. So how do you stop Apple Watch notifications during a workout? We’ll go over the best ways to prevent alerts while working out.
In this section, I’ll be covering material a lot of you already know if you’ve had your iPad for a while. I recommend looking over it anyway to brush up on your skills and maybe even discover a few new tips. It is important to note that with the release of iPadOS 16 in the fall of 2022, not all iPads will be able to use some the latest software featured in this guide.
by Rachel Needell & Ashleigh Page
By Rachel Needell
Much like the Control Centers on Apple's other devices, the Apple TV has its own Control Center menu that allows you easily access important and frequently used settings. On iPhones and iPads, the Control Center is usually found by swiping down from the top left corner. However, on the Apple TV it's slightly different. We'll show you how to access the Apple TV Control Center in just a few steps.
By Rachel Needell
As someone who loves using Stage Manager on my iPad, sometimes I find that the Dock, along with the sidebar that shows your four most recent apps, can get in the way. Luckily, it's a quick and easy fix, and I can hide or show them whenever I want with ease! I'll show you how to do this below.
