Top 20 Apple iPad HD Questions & Answers

Try opening the "APP" store and typing in "Dictionary" under "Search" and downloading it directly from there?

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Hello Linda I had this over the weekend with Scrabble. There is something wrong with the Scrabble site or connection. Today it seems to work fine. But you can go to your Scrabble game click on Options way at the bottom click on About button And click the category you can send them an email or question.

Factory reset! Connect to PC and log into iTunes, you can reset from there!

You will have to test it on a computer, and maybe change it because the password seems to not transfer over

follow these instructions from apple http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5787

Safari is junkola, get Chrome or another browser. Safari always has issues with mine.

I recently bought an iPad Air, and I'd like to use Kinkoo portable charger which I bought from: http://www.ikinkoo.com/shop/portable-charger/kinkoo-infinite-one-8000mah.html to charge it. I found Kinkoo can charge my iPad rapidly, only cost a few hours to charge it from 5% to 100%. Works perfectly than I expected.

Try connecting to PC and start iTunes.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netflix.mediaclientHERE IS THE LINK I USED TO INSTALL A SOMEWHAT WORKING FIX

Try to update it (if possible)

go to Creigs list. if there is a seller near the area you live in, you two may even be able to meet up and you can look over the IPad before you buy it.

Hi Jessica,Much to your chagrin I bet, there's not too many options besides "play it less" if you want to cool your new iPad down. If the heat is an issue for you now it is probably going to continue to be an issue for you later.Having said that, there are a couple ways I have used that seems to cool down the iPad by a few degrees:

• Turn down your screen brightness. This is the best way for you to avoid heating issues. Your new iPad probably came out of the box with brightness turned all the way up. If you turn that down you will notice a decrease in heat immediately.
• Use Wi-Fi instead of 4G LTE whenever possible. Now obviously you can't do this everywhere, but whenever possible you should access the internet via Wi-Fi and avoid riding your 4G LTE chip. That baby is power hungry and will heat up quick.
• Give your A5X chip a break. In less technical terms, try not to play graphics heavy games (like Infinity Blade) for an extended period of time. Like you said in your question, that's when you experience the most heat discomfort. If it is at all possible for you to take even a short break (like 10 minutes every hour) from gaming, it should do a lot to keep the heat down.

I hope that helps you out!

There are many things you might be doing wrong but slow battery charge is a problem with the new iPad. The battery is actually a lot bigger than the iPad 2 which means it is going to take you much longer to charge.Use the provided charger and don't charge from your computer. It is almost twice as slow to do it plugged into a computer. Charge it at night to give it the most time to charge as possible. I usually turn it off so programs don't run and slow down the charging speed. Every little bit helps.I can help you with other things too if you ask.

Hi datsyukiandeke,Here are a few pointers I have for you when gaming on the new iPad:

• Turn down your screen brightness. This is the best way for you to avoid heating issues. Your new iPad probably came out of the box with brightness turned all the way up. If you turn that down you will notice a decrease in heat immediately.
• Use Wi-Fi instead of 4G LTE whenever possible. Now obviously you can't do this everywhere, but whenever possible you should access the internet via Wi-Fi and avoid riding your 4G LTE chip. That baby is power hungry and will heat up quick.
• Give your A5X chip a break. In less technical terms, try not to play graphics heavy games (like Infinity Blade) for an extended period of time. Like you said in your question, that's when you experience the most heat discomfort. If it is at all possible for you to take even a short break (like 10 minutes every hour) from gaming, it should do a lot to keep the heat down.

I hope that helps you out!

There is no way to edit the screen ratio on the new iPad or any iPad for that matter. They went with 4:3 because the majority of users use the device to browse the internet and read e-magazines or e-books on it. As you know the screen gets cut off when you go to fullscreen or it has those annoying black bars above and below.If you're looking to watch video do it on a computer or your TV. The new iPad isn't made for heavy video watching IMO.

I answered this before. Please look at all answered problems before asking questions. Others have probably already given you the information.Here is my answer:There is no way to edit the screen ratio on the new iPad or any iPad for that matter. They went with 4:3 because the majority of users use the device to browse the internet and read e-magazines or e-books on it. As you know the screen gets cut off when you go to fullscreen or it has those annoying black bars above and below.If you're looking to watch video do it on a computer or your TV. The new iPad isn't made for heavy video watching IMO.

Here are things that help.

• Turn down screen brightness
• Don't play graphics heavy games
• Turn off location services
• Quit applications you are not using
• Turn off push notifications
• Set email to manual update
• Don't use 4G internet connection if possible

For charging do these things.

• Use charger that came with the new iPad
• Don't charge with USB outlet on computer always plug into a wall
• Quit applications you are not using

Make sure you are using an authentic charger if that doesn't help update your ipsw to the latest firmware

How long does your battery last? Are you playing a lot of games on it?There are many situations we need to know before we can help you fully diagnose your problem. Until you provide us with that we can't give you anything other than basic advice.Here is the basic advice to help improve your iPad's battery life. Please provide more details so we can be more specific as well.

• Turn down screen brightness
• Don't play graphics heavy games
• Turn off location services
• Quit applications you are not using
• Turn off push notifications
• Set email to manual update
• Don't use 4G internet connection if possible