Scott La Counte 
Your First iPad For Seniors [EPUB ebook] 
The Ridiculously Simple Guide to iPad 10.2 and Other iPads Running iPadOS 13

You got and i Pad! Now how on Earth do you use the darn thing?!



Do you really need a computer anymore? They’re clunky and even laptops aren’t as portable as they could be, and they don’t have touchscreens. Yes, they’re great for running power-hungry applica-tions, but what if you just use it for email, web searching, and organizing pictures? i Pad’s do all that and more.


If you’ve used an i Pad before, then the OS will be familiar to you, but there’s a number of new things you should know about.


If you’ve never used an i Pad, then this book will help you navigate around the device in a way that’s easy to understand and not so comprehensive that you feel overwhelmed.



Some of the many topics covered include:

• What’s new in i Pad OS 13


• Cosmetics of an i Pad


• Multitasking


• Gestures that you should know


• Using Sidecar


• Using split screen


• Buying, updating, and removing apps


• Apple Services (Apple Music, i Cloud, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, Apple Card)


• Family sharing


• Using Siri


• Taking, editing, organizing and sharing photos


• Using pre-installed apps like Reminders, Maps, Notes, Calendar


• And much, much more!

This book is based off of the i Pad 10.2 (the one with a Home button–not the Pro models that have abandoned buttons); that doesn’t mean it’s not use-ful if your i Pad doesn’t have one, but some features will work slightly differently.


Note: This book is based off of the book Your First i Pad but includes extra information on accessibility.


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