RESEARCH & EXPERIMENTS Ipad features and recommendation First of all, as the project needs the features and interface are researched. The mobility, iPad’s iPad, or what Apple calls their technology in a magical and revolutionary “most advanced device at an is a 9.7-inch widescreen tablet. unbelievable price”, It is the best way to experience the web, email, photos, and videos. The following are the basic features of iPad and recommendations are discussed by each category: Safari The Safari web browser on iPad puts the Internet in your hands literally. View whole web — pages in portrait or landscape on the large Multi-Touch screen with vibrant color and sharp text at a iPad to landscape, the size that’s actually readable. When you rotate page you’re viewing rotates, too, then expands to fit the display. By safari on the go, provided that there is internet access, students could easily access to the web page of their institution and check the deadline & do registration and so forth instantly. Mail The Mail app on iPad gives you a natural new way to see your email. Hold iPad in landscape for a split-screen view showing both an opened email and the messages in your inbox, each with a two-line preview of its contents. That makes it easy to get through lots of email quickly. When you want to focus on a single email message, turn iPad to portrait. The email message automatically rotates to fill the screen, so you can concentrate on its contents. If a hard copy of what you see to wirelessly print your you’d prefer onscreen, use “Air print” message. Mail is one of the most effective communication ways as the 3G network is available in most of the places. Therefore, using iPad, students and lecturers could communicate wherever they are so they could update and discuss over the projects and lectures. Photos With the built-in Photos app on iPad, you can see and touch your photos in intuitive new ways. Your photo albums appear as tidy little stacks you can pinch to preview. Tap a stack, and the whole album opens up. From there you can scroll through thumbnails. Tap to view full screen. Or flip through photos one at a time.
RESEARCH & EXPERIMENTS Ipad features and recommendation First of all, as the project needs the mobility, iPad’s features and interface are researched. The iPad, or what Apple calls their “most advanced technology in a magical and revolutionary device at an unbelievable price”, is a 9.7-inch widescreen tablet. It is the best way to experience the web, email, photos, and videos. The following are the basic features of iPad and recommendations are discussed by each category: Safari The Safari web browser on iPad puts the Internet in your hands — literally. View whole web pages in portrait or landscape on the large Multi-Touch screen with vibrant color and sharp text at a size that’s actually readable. When you rotate iPad to landscape, the page you’re viewing rotates, too, then expands to fit the display. By safari on the go, provided that there is internet access, students could easily access to the web page of their institution and check the deadline & do registration and so forth instantly. Mail The Mail app on iPad gives you a natural new way to see your email. Hold iPad in landscape for a split-screen view showing both an opened email and the messages in your inbox, each with a two-line preview of its contents. That makes it easy to get through lots of email quickly. When you want to focus on a single email message, turn iPad to portrait. The email message automatically rotates to fill the screen, so you can concentrate on its contents. If you’d prefer a hard copy of what you see onscreen, use “Air print” to wirelessly print your message. Mail is one of the most effective communication ways as the 3G network is available in most of the places. Therefore, using iPad, students and lecturers could communicate wherever they are so they could update and discuss over the projects and lectures. Photos With the built-in Photos app on iPad, you can see and touch your photos in intuitive new ways. Your photo albums appear as tidy little stacks you can pinch to preview. Tap a stack, and the whole album opens up. From there you can scroll through thumbnails. Tap to view full screen. Or flip through photos one at a time.
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