Teach Yourself VISUALLY iPad

Teach Yourself VISUALLY iPad, 9780470644980 (0470644982), Visual, 2010

The iPad is elegantly designed, easy to use, and amazingly powerful. The iPad is capable of performing many of the tasks that you may require from your MacBook, MacBook Pro, or PC, including surfing the web, exchanging emails, desktop publishing, downloading apps, and playing video games. It is important that you become familiar with the iPad hardware so you can take advantage of everything the iPad offers.

An ideal, visual guide for the image-driven iPad

Whether your interests veer towards movies, games, books, or music—the iPad is the computing device for dazzling graphics, crisp and clear audio, and effortless portability. If ever there existed a device that demanded a reading companion for the visual learner, it’s the iPad—and this resource is perfectly suited for the visual audience. Veteran VISUAL author Lonzell Watson walks you through all the features unique to the iPad and shows you how to download books, apps, music, and video content, as well as send photos and e-mails. Plus, you’ll discover how to sync the iPad with other Apple devices in order to provide you with the ultimate user experience.

Provides you with the ultimate visual learning guide for the ultimate visual computing device: the Apple iPad
Demonstrates how to get the most from the iPad’s unparalleled ability to offer amazing graphics, crisp audio, and light-weight portability
Addresses the iPad’s ability to work with all 140,000+ applications in Apple’s acclaimed App Store
Walks you through downloading books, applications, music, and videos; sending photos and e-mails; and using the multi-touch display feature

Teach Yourself VISUALLY iPad is the only visual resource you need for learning the exciting features that will make you mad for the iPad!

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