Tablets and Handheld Computers

You probably need an App.

The question is a bit broad. Social media apps such as Facebook can give you a timeline. The Google Play Store can give you app download history. Images and video you take will give you details on when you took the picture and location. Email apps such as Gmail will have history in there. Either the stock texting app (Messenger or Hangouts) or third party apps will have texting history. Browser apps will save history, unless you clear it of course. Call logs will have your call history.

I would check the two power cables in the motherboard or I would check the display. Another thing to do is clear the CMOS on the motherboard, that may fix it. FYI What is "doesn't boot properly" these are answers if you don't see anything on the monitor.

Yes! The ipad is just like a ipod touch. You can download all of your tunes from itunes into it. Now you can also download apps movies, and books as well. Anything you buy from itunes or download to your library can be put on your ipad/ Hope this helps!

Depends on what you are looking for an what you are comparing android tablets too. Android popularity has surpassed Apple as of November 2011. So Android is growing fast and android tablet popularity is increasing. Android tablets are great for carrying around, surfing the web, watching videos, email , skype, chat, and just about anything you can do on a desktop or laptop. Android tablets are very sleek and are basically a must have item for a lot of people. They offer many benefits and to answer your questions, Yes Android Tablets are good.

No. Only to reduce your chances of conceiving.

A cheap Nexus 7 can be found in online stores and online auctions, along with big cellphone companies which generally sell stuff compared to retail sellers. A used Nexus 7 will also be cheaper than a new one.

You can go to the apple store and tell one of the works that you are interested in the iPad and you would like to get one. Before you say yes I want to buy it, you might want to ask some questions about it. Once you say that you want to get the iPad, the work will ask you: What color do you want?, How many gigabytes you want? (16, 32, 64GB), Would you like a case?, Do you want Apple care? And many other questions! After you pay for it the worker will show you how to put your email in, contacts and other stuff. After that the iPad is all yours!

Your battery will be on for a short time (i'm talking about, like, 70% less charge then it used to).

It has headphones so you can listen to text and speach. But it doesn't have music or a phone feature.

The iPad doesn't need any anti-virus.. The operating system automatically segments the memory, so downloaded programs cannot invade other memory spaces or programs. The worst it can do is crash itself.

Yes, it can be traced. You cannot change the serial number of the iPad, and this always comes up when you connect it to sync or update.

Any major electronic stores, and of course, the Apple website.

Here is a warning from CNET: iPhone "Restore" does not delete personal data. If you want to sell your old iPad, you should erase your personal data on iPad first.

http://www.cnet.com/news/warning-iphone-restore-does-not-delete-personal-data/

If your tablet supports it, you should be able to just connect the USB cable that your tablet came with to the computer and the tablet should begin charging. The computer will have to be powered on for it to work.

Hold the black button at the top until you see an Apple logo appear. If that doesnt work, try plug it into your computer/Mac/laptop and hold the home button (the circle) and the top button, if that doesnt work do it again but unplug it from the computer.

If all of these dont work contact someone to help

Go to Setting and within settings there is Privacy. Go there and you will see an option to do a factory reset. This is on most android tablets. If not some older android tablets have a small hole that you can poke a needle or thin object through that triggers the reset.

Swipe up 4 fingers to list your active apps. Hold your finger on one of the icons until they all start to shake. Click the closing button on the top left of each icon and then relaunch the app.

Not without jail breaking it.

Apple Inc, headed by Steve Jobs came up with the name iPad, it t fit into their trilogy of i'P' names- such as iPod and iPhone.

There were many proposed names for the iPad before it was released, among which were iSlate, iBook, and iTablet but Apple officially launched the product with the name 'iPad 'on Jan 27, 2010

It's a little hard to explain, but go to howcast.com and type in how to make an iPad/iPhone stylus, or go on YouTube and type that in.

Input devices for PDA's, smartphones, and tablet pc's are called Apps or Applications. Apps are software programs that let the user do a variety of things like playing games and listening to music.

USB Type C

Launched in 1984, the Psion Organizer was considered to be the first ever PDA. Its first model was based on an 8-bit Hitachi 6301-family processor. It featured 4K of ROM and 2K of battery-backed RAM, and had a single-row monochrome LCD screen. The machine provided a simple calculator and clock but had no operating system. Psion built on the success of this model by launching a newer model, the Psion Organizer II, which boasted a a much larger ROM and either 8K or 16K of battery-backed RAM and featured a newly-designed non-multitasking operating system. Both models had an alphabetically arranged 6x6 keyboard protected by a hard plastic sliding cover.

S-Video ports and AVI ports are used to connect a computer to a monitor/television screen. S-video usually works with older television sets and some monitors. AVI used to be the most common way to connect a computer (desktop or laptop) to a monitor. Currently HDMI and DVI dominate the commercial market.

As for uses: people use them for dual/multi-monitor displays; to extend their workspace. You can also connect your laptop to a better monitor/television and then you can watch a video in better quality.

Hope this helped!

IM (instant message) slang is basically abbreviations used to make conversing via text message faster and easier. Abbreviations such as lol (laugh out loud), brb (be right back) and gtg (got to go) are some examples of instant message slang.