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What is usually the first thing everyone that gets a new iPad wants to know? Which apps to get. But there are still some cool things that you can do with your iPad, even without buying a single app.  I’m not talking about well-known features like Multitasking, Folders, Airplay, Airprint, or even the new HD Mirroring capability of the iPad 2. Instead, here are ten, hidden in plain sight, secret features of the iPad 2. You maybe aware of one or two, but let’s see if you knew about all ten. There are several ways you can access your media collection from your iPad.  The first and easiest is to sync your library from iTunes.  However, if you have enabled Home Sharing in iTunes on your Mac, you can also access your entire iTunes Library on your Mac while connected to the same Wi-Fi network.  To access your Home Sharing library from the iPad Read More

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Putting your apps into folders certainly isn’t rocket science. Drag one app onto another and they will pro-create, disappear, and re-appear as mini versions of themselves inside a folder. But there are all sorts of little ways you can organize your apps, and after the jump you can find a few of our little tips / preferences for sorting the hundreds of iPhone apps we’ve downloaded over the years. General tips: It’s also been pointed out on Twitter (@Razorianfly was one of the first sources, I think) that you can use Emoji icons for folder names — a very cool way to differentiate gaming folders. This post on SimonBlog shows you how to use the “Emoji Free” app to enable a specialized emoji keyboard. Use the Apple Logo in your folder titles on iPhone J.D. (via Diego Petrucci) ThomasSome of my folders are pretty simple. Games, for example, are all lumped Read More

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Emoji icons disappeared for a while with the release of iOS 4. But they’re back! This simple trick, compliments of Simon, will show you how to enable Emoji icons on your iPhone iOS 4. Step 1: Download this free app from the App Store. Step 2: Launch the app and tap “ok, let’s do this”. Step 3: Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > International Keyboard > Add New Keyboard > Emoji. Step 4: Reboot your iPhone. You can now get emoji icons on your iPhone. To bring up the emoji keyboard, launch your Notes.app and tap the little “globe” icon next to the space key. If you send an email containing emoji icons, the person you send the email to must have emoji enabled too. For some reason, I wasn’t able to use emoji icons in the Email.app. It worked great for notes though. How is it working for Read More

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