Friday, August 17, 2012

Safari in the Amazon?


Out here in the rain forest, we take a lot of tourists on a Safari. You maybe taking a different kind of a Safari. Welcome back, we have a lot packed into today's post. I want to talk about safari today because, I fell that there is a lot of people who are wondering how they can take full use of safari. I mention all the time on how people look for ways to find out how they can take full use of their apps, notifications, reminders, Calendar, and more. The reason I talk about this is because, there are people who are trying to learn all they can about the products they have and others have as well. So who's ready for a safari? When you first open up safari it automatically reloads the recent page that you had open, unless you closed all of your tabs. So no matter what web page your on, when you open Safari at the top is your address bar, here you can type in a specific web address. To the right of the web address bar, is your search engine, you can change your search engine in the settings application if needed. If this is your first time getting and iPad, then your automatically using the Google search engine. Here you can search just as you would on the direct site. Lets switch sides to the top left hand side of the screen, you will find two arrows the one facing the left allows you to go backwards in your tab history. The arrow facing the right allows you to move forward if your going backwards. To the right of the arrows is a open book, this is the bookmark tab. Tap on it and you will be able to see your reading list, bookmarks, history, sites in your bookmarks bar (Which you can make appear in the setting application), bookmarks menu, and imported IE favorites. You can edit the bookmarks tab by tapping the Edit bottom on the top right hand side of the bookmarks tab. Tap the web page to close the bookmarks tab, to the right of the bookmarks tab is a (What I call an options menu) which allows you to add the web page your currently on to your bookmarks, reading list, home screen, and mail a link to that page, tweet that page, and print the page. You can do a lot with Safari, you can use Safari to view the web page in a mobile version if able. If there's anything that you found out about Safari, if you knows any tips or tricks, leave your comment below. I hope that you found this helpful, until next time folks. Keep on blogging!

Saturday, August 11, 2012

Do you need the new iPad?


Hello,

It's nice to be back, I'm sorry I haven't made a post in a while, but I got a great article for you today. So if anybody saw the new iPad or got the new iPad this article is for you! So one of the main improvements that has been made to the new iPad is a Retina Display. A lot of you are saying "What in the world does that mean? Does that mean is has a retina of a eye?". No but it means that your going to be able to see some wonderful graphics on your new iPad. The new iPad has a resolution of 2048x1536, that means it has four times the number of pixels in the iPad 2, and a million more than an HDTV. You can't get any better than that, now your saying "Well come on there has got to be something more than just a better screen?". And now we move on to the improved camera, comparing to the iPhone 4S camera at eight megapixels the new iPad has an astonishing five megapixel camera with improved optics as in the iPhone 4S. So how does this improved optic make the iPad any better? The improved optic allows for more light to come in, which allows you to take a better photo. This five megapixel camera within the new iPad now allows you to take 1080p video. If your planning to take your iPad on the go and be able to check your e-mail, surf the web, or even watch videos, you may want to get a 4G LTE version. Now you have the choice of choosing between AT&T or Verizon. Note, that yes they both networks have 4G LTE capabilities depending on where your located. It may seem that these upgrades are pointless, or are not worth getting the new iPad. Depending on what you make use of your iPad, determines whether you may or may not need these upgrades. In all honesty I take as much use of my iPad as I can, I try to see everyday after I download apps whether or not I need them. Once a month I go to each of my folders and see within that month which apps I really used and took use of, and which apps I don't use and think about deleting them and think if i'm going to really use this app. The new iPad has a lot to offer, for those who need it. All in all the new iPad can be a great thing to take use of, whether you use your iPad for work, or even the home office. I can't wait to hear about your stories about how you use and take care of your iPad.