Web

When you're browsing the web and find a site you want to revisit, you'll want to bookmark it. Here's how you do it on your iOS device:

1. Open Safari and browse to the desired Web page.
2. On the iPhone, tap on the "+" icon in the upper right corner of the screen.

3. On the iPod touch or iPad, tap on the Action button (it looks like a box with an arrow coming out of it) and tap the Save Bookmark button in the pop-up menu.

While browsing the Web, you'll occasionally see links like, "You're today's lucky winner!" or "Find out more about Home Mortgages." You can tap on the link and see where it takes you, or you can look at the Web address associated with the link first and see if you want to even bother with it. Here's how you do it:

1. Tap and hold down the link and wait for the pop-up menu to appear.
2. Instead of tapping on one of the options, look at the top of the menu above the Open button.

You can copy a link embedded in a Web page to your clipboard and then paste it into a text message, e-mail, or document. Here's how you do it:

1. Open Safari, browse to the desire page, and find the embedded link.

When you open Safari and start browsing around Web pages, you'll notice that you sometimes need eagle-like vision to read what's on the screen, especially on the iPhone and iPod touch.

One of the best things about your device is the ability to connect to the Internet from just about anywhere through nearby Wi-Fi networks or through your 3G data plan. Here we’ll show you how to manage your data usage, and how to connect and disconnect from the Internet with a few simple taps

YouTube first launched in 2005, and for the first few years it offered a limited selection of content consisting mainly of short and sometimes silly amateur videos that entertained viewers. Now, thousands of videos are uploaded to YouTube each day, and many of them still fall into the "silly video" category. But a growing number provide interesting, educational, and professional content.