iPad

Yes, though the iPad 3 is one mm thicker than the iPad 2

Yes, iPod headphones will work with an iPad.

There are several Child-Safe Safari-like apps in the App Store.

One is McGruff SafeGuard (in the App Store).

Details at GoMcGruff.com/browser and GoMcGruff.com/BrowserVideo

You might remember McGruff - The Crime Dog - Take A Bite Out Of Crime - from your childhood.

There are no electromagnets on the iPad. The permanent magnets are located along the left edge to hold the iPad Smart Cover in place, and a small magnetic switch is located on the right side of the screen to turn the iPad on when the Smart Cover is opened.

Apple had plans for a tablet for the longest time. Eventually, this turned into the iPhone and later on, expanded into the iPad.

The different components of the iPad are noticeable in previous Apple products. In a sense, the iPad was invented in the public.

One aspect the iPad sports is Core Animation. This was released way back in 2007 with the Mac OS. It's almost entirely useless in a notebook or desktop computer, but very valuable in a mobile device.

Another noticeable feature is the unibody and glass design. The largest hardware Apple has that sports a glass screen is the 24" LED Cinema Display. The test of a large glass screen device was underway. The unibody design allows the iPad to not require a fan as well as allows more room internally.

The non-removeable battery in the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro was very odd. While Apple started with the iPhone, it was still very new, even in the MacBook Air. They finally got it right in the MacBook Pros where some have gotten the battery to last ten hours (more than two removeable batteries).

Lastly, the operating system. The iPad sports an operating system that almost literally mimics Mac OS X in its core. When Snow Leopard was announced, that was the first Mac OS X revision which has not added any new features. The result was a more efficient operating system that was almost half the size of the previous.

To completely turn off an iPad, you should press the on/off button located on top of the device (at the right) for several seconds.

A bar will appear on your iPad's screen with a red slide button.

Slide that button to the other side, now your iPad will shut itself down

To reset the restriction code on an iPad go to the functions screen. From this screen select the reset function. You will be prompted for what you want to reset. At this time select the restriction code. Your restriction code will then be removed.

because it has a especial program that it is set for the factory call bios that set it that way.

because of the company apple all there pruducts are i so there is an iphone ipod and ipad 1 and 2 there all ways updating it . quite alot of money . but good products hope that helps

First go to your settings app, then click on the general tab, then scroll down to pass-code lock and type in whatever code you want and follow the directions from there.

Hey, The size of an iPod is almost as small as a credit card, but if you want it's exact size, then it's about >11cm high and 6 cm wide. and by the way the mesurments I gave you where for the iPod touch 3G, hoped I helped ;D

On release date, the iPad Generation 1 was sold for around $499 from the main Apple website, which is around å£331. Now, iPad Gen 1 models can be sold online for approximately $100 - $300 used.

You use the sync cable that is provided with the iPad. You plug one end of the sync cable into the dock connector on the iPad and the other end into a USB port on your computer. You'll need to download iTunes for your computer as well.

The i-pad was a world innovation in advanced technology, being the first of its kind to hit the open market and appeal to customers in the way in which it has. The first generation model was relased on the 3rd of April 2010, since then there has been a further four generations.

Cheapest Price is around 500$ Universally across the U.S.A :)

Technically an Ipad is not an "Invention" it is a product. An invention is defined as "a useful process, or machine that did not exist previously", an Ipad is a tablet and tablets HAVE existed before the Ipad. The Ipad is just a tablet that has been greatly updated.

The mic is right next to the headphone jack on the top left of the iPad.

Yes, that's how it uses the maps app, because when the location services are on, there's an option that you can find where you are compared to the destination, or you can just use it like a normal gps and just track your movement, however, (and even though I basically spend most days researching technology, including the iPad, there are still a million things that I don't know about it, so this could be one of them,) you can't have it in third person view right behind your car and have it tell you the directions (I know, I don't like it either). Hope this helps! SeanHolshouser

Roblox ;fly

How to hacked

No. But there are apps that will try to scam you into thinking there is. There isn't.

If you have a gmail account, look into using Google Voice for this.

The chances of a virus actually storing itself onto your iPad are very remote due to the fact that the iPad does not save malware/viruses or any other types of programs onto its SDD.

But if it should happen on the rare case, do the following:

RESTORE YOUR IPAD:

First thing to do is to get the most recent version of iTunes, if you don't have it already. Just visit the website of Apple and download the setup.

Got the iTunes now? Make a connection between your iPad and your computer and open the iTunes.

After that, simply select the Summary option.

Now, select the restore button.

When you have selected that option, you will be asked from iTunes to make a backup of your device prior to restoring. Select the Back Up option after that or select Don't Back Up if you already have the backup.

Now, select the restore button.

Your iPad should now start restoring to default factory state. When it is done you will see the logo of Apple and the device will start up.

After your iPad is started up, you will see the option "Connect to iTunes" which will vanish after the connection has been made again.

Following that, you will see another option "Set up your iPad". Now select to restore your backup, select the backup data and then select "Continue".

Can you see the result now? Your iPad is now purified from the viruses. Enjoy your revived iPad and follow the above steps again if your iPad is attacked from any ipad virus in future.