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This section covers various methods to help you streamline your iPad workflow across multiple devices. Perhaps you simply want to sync certain content across your Apple devices or maybe you’d like to use your iPad as a second monitor. In either case, I’ll cover the different setups and requirements to help get you started.
For years, people have been asking whether or not the iPad can replace the laptop. While I still think the laptop is best for certain work tasks, I have found the iPad to be an incredibly powerful productivity tool, once you have it set up right. Especially with the addition of Stage Manager on the M1 iPads, this small but mighty tablet is well on its way to being a replacement for a computer, but it still has a ways to go.This section is dedicated to simple tips that can help take your iPad experience to the next level!
The App Library makes it easier than ever to find and open hidden apps. Follow the steps below to learn how to open, access, and search for your iPad apps within the App Library.
An iPad on its own is a great device, but it has limitations. Adding a Folio case, a Bluetooth mouse, a keyboard, and an Apple Pencil to your setup will completely transform your iPad experience. Here are some of our favorite iPad accessories and a few tips on how to use them.
These days, learning how to type faster is really about learning how to type smarter. Whether you’re using the on-screen keyboard or an external keyboard connected via Bluetooth, I’ll show you how to make use of simple settings and shortcuts to write text with fewer taps on your keyboard. Let's get started!
By Devala Rees
Unfortunately, some iPhone apps make it difficult to copy and paste text. But whether you'd like to copy some Russian vocabulary from Duolingo, save the name of a product you're shopping for, or copy a solution you've found on Reddit, we'll show you how to take a screenshot and use Live Text to copy and paste the text.
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