You do not have to access the second screen of your keyboard if you need an apostrophe. You should instead tap and hold the exclamation point key and an apostrophe will appear for you to select. You can also make typing easier by purchasing a wireless keyboard or even a case with a built-in keyboard.

Try to avoid keeping your iPad screen set at 100 percent brightness. Keeping your screen set at maximum brightness can diminish your battery life significantly. This means you have to spend more time plugging your iPad in, and less time using it. It's easy to change your screen settings, and a setting of 30 or 40 percent is usually adequate for most iPad usage.

Does your iPad contain private information that you don't want other people to access? If so, then your iPad has a feature that will erase all its data whenever the passcode has been incorrectly inputted ten times. Simply go to the Settings tab, go to General, Passcode Lock, and finally Erase Data. Just make sure you don't forget your passcode! Read about intelligent technology - read about OORT.

If you want to add extra security to your iPad, you have a few options. The first is built into your device in the setting's tab. If you want further security, you can download a variety of free or paid apps that will add extra layers of protection to your iPad.

Try to use a wallpaper that is not that dark if you are worried about seeing smudges and fingerprints on the screen. They show up more prominently when the background is dark, so it would be a better idea to choose a wallpaper that is a bit lighter in color.

Are you looking for the iPad's guide? Since it did not come with a manual, you will have to get it for yourself. You can do this by going to Apple's website and downloading the PDF version. Or, if you have the free iBooks app, you can even download it there.