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1Unveiling the iPadIn This Chapter▶ Looking at the big picture▶ Touring the outside of the iPad▶ Checking out the iPad’s applicationsCongratulations!

16Part I: Getting to Know Your iPad ✓ Touchscreen: You find out how to use the iPad’s gorgeous high-resolu-tion color touchscreen in Chapter 2. All w

17 Chapter 1: Unveiling the iPad ✓ Activity: This icon tells you that some network or other activity is occurring, such as over-the-air synchronizat

18Part I: Getting to Know Your iPad The iPad’s Fabulous 14 or Superb 17: Discovering the Home Screen IconsThe Home screen offers 14 icons on both the

19 Chapter 1: Unveiling the iPad ✓ Maps: This application is among our favorites. View street maps or satel-lite imagery of locations around the globe

20Part I: Getting to Know Your iPad ✓ Mail: This application lets you send and receive e-mail with most POP3 and IMAP e-mail systems and, if you work

8Part I: Getting to Know Your iPad Another feature that knocked our socks off was the iPad’s built-in sensors. An accelerometer detects when you rotat

9 Chapter 1: Unveiling the iPad The screen rotates, that is, unless the Screen Rotation Lock is engaged. We tell you more about this feature shortly.

10Part I: Getting to Know Your iPad ActiveSync. (For more on this topic, see Chapter 5.) Also onboard is a world-class web browser (Safari) that, unli

11 Chapter 1: Unveiling the iPadMeanwhile, at the time we wrote this, the App Store offered more than 65,000 apps designed specifically for the iPad’s

12Part I: Getting to Know Your iPad When your iPad is sleeping, nothing happens if you touch its screen. To wake it up, merely press the button aga

13 Chapter 1: Unveiling the iPad Find out how to make your iPad go to sleep automatically after a period of inactivity in Chapter 13. ✓ Headphone ja

14Part I: Getting to Know Your iPad ✓ Speaker: The speaker plays audio — music or video soundtracks — if no headset is plugged in. ✓ 30-pin dock conn

15 Chapter 1: Unveiling the iPad The current version of iOS 4 treats it as a Mute switch by default, but you can change it to a Rotation Lock in the