In this lesson that has been added to our “Learn – iPadOS” Tutorial see how to use an external display to extend your desktop on an iPad. If you have ever considered replacing your laptop with an iPad this could be the feature that makes that decision easier. A keyboard and trackpad (or mouse) is needed to use stage manager on an external display which really makes the experience more “Mac-like”. This will require iPadOS 16.2 (mid-december 2022) as well as an M1 chip, M2 chip or later equipped iPad. Learn much more in the full iPadOS video tutorial here…
Find the iPad, displays and keyboard case used in this lesson at the affiliate links below…
ESR Rebound Keyboard Case… ESR Store – Amazon
Dragon Touch 15.6 inch portable display… Amazon
Adjustable Stand for portable display (Great for use with iPad or MacBook! – Amazon
In this lesson from TheMacU.com see how the iPad volume buttons can now be set to change whether they make the volume go up or down depending on the orientation of the iPad. Doing this will always have the top or right volume button set to increase the volume and the left or bottom button will always lower the volume. Learn much more in the full iPadOS video tutorial here…
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Versa Case…
VersaCover…
In this lesson that’s part of our full tutorial on iPadOS see how to manage and use the iPad dock. Unlike on iPhone the iPad dock is more than just a location to store App icons. In iPadOS we can use the dock for multitasking, launching App library, viewing recently launched or closed Apps, and more.
Learn much more in the full tutorial here…
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iPadOS is the iPad-specific version of Apple iOS which runs on iPhone and iPod Touch. The basic operation and interface between iPad and iPhone is very similar. Someone that’s owned an iPhone will also be comfortable using an iPad. What iPadOS provides are iPad-only features that are designed for the Larger display, form factor, and certain accessories like an Apple Pencil. This tutorial will go over the iPad-only features and other differences from the iPhone-based version of iOS. If you own an iPad this tutorial is for you!
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In this lesson that’s part of our full tutorial on iPadOS see how to set up a clean iPad home screen or “Desktop”. We look at how it possible to have very few or no App icons or widgets on your main iPad home screen.
Learn much more in the full tutorial here…
Below is the card reader used in this lesson with both lightening and USB-C plugs.