Downloading - iLounge
Downloading - iLounge
Downloading - iLounge
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IPAD 2 BUYERS’ GUIDE ALL ABOUT THE IPAD 2<br />
Syncing and Retrieving Photos. Unlike music and<br />
videos, your photos aren’t actually stored inside of<br />
iTunes - a difference that leads to some challenges.<br />
After selecting your iPad from the Devices list and<br />
picking the Photos tab, you need to select either<br />
a folder or a supported photo managing program<br />
containing albums. Then you pick the photos and<br />
videos to sync to your iPad. To save photos or videos<br />
created on your iPad or iPad 2, use a Mac’s iPhoto or<br />
Windows’ Import Pictures and Videos (Windows 7/<br />
Vista) or Scanner and Camera Wizard (Windows XP).<br />
<strong>Downloading</strong> and Updating Apps. While<br />
you can acquire music, videos, PDFs and<br />
books from sources other than Apple, the<br />
only vendor of official iOS applications is the<br />
App Store, built into iTunes. Open the iTunes<br />
Store from the left column of the main iTunes<br />
window and then look for the App Store tab<br />
at the top of the iTunes Store. You’ll find over<br />
350,000 applications, many of which are free,<br />
with an average selling price of roughly $3.<br />
<strong>Downloading</strong> an app is as simple as clicking<br />
the “Free App” or price button next to its name,<br />
and entering your iTunes Store password.<br />
By default, iTunes will transfer it to your iPad<br />
the next time you connect the tablet to your<br />
computer. Whenever a new app version<br />
becomes available, you’ll see a number appear<br />
next to Apps in iTunes’ left hand bar under<br />
Library. Click Apps, hit Check For Updates at<br />
the bottom right of the iTunes window, and<br />
then hit Download All Free Updates at the<br />
upper right of the window - it’s not as easy as<br />
it could be. You can also download and update<br />
apps directly from the iPad’s App Store app.<br />
Home Sharing. Found under the Advanced<br />
menu in iTunes (top of Mac screen, top of PC’s<br />
iTunes window), Home Sharing lets your iPad and<br />
other devices access this machine’s videos, music,<br />
podcasts, audiobooks, and more - so long as they’re<br />
on the same home network. Enter your Apple ID<br />
and password. iPad’s iPod and Videos apps will find<br />
and let you stream from a new Shared Library.<br />
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