[Rene Ritchie]

We have a bunch of cool tips and tricks up for iPad users at http://www.imore.com/tips

But what are you're favorite, must-know, go-to tips and tricks to get the most out of your iPad?

Multitasking gestures? Split keyboard? Something else?

Share your top tips here, and if you're looking for a tip, ask away!

[Calebswag7]

I would definitely have to say my favorite iPad tip and trick is the four finger swipe up for the multitasking bar for sure!

[jumanji101]

That looks awesome. Thanks.

[rksst228]

thanks for the link. really useful. I am a proud owner of the new iPad now and I love it.

on another note, I was searching infos about iPad, since this is my 1st iPad and i found a very useful link with all the recent statistics about ipads.



hope these charts can help some of you.

cheers

[jjjwicks]

My favorite trick is the five finger close to the home screen. I use it whenever some nosy person is looking over my shoulder as I use my iPad.

[Sophie Taylor]

Hey i recently got an iPad for my sister. She of course has not got a proper hang of it. I am going to share this with her as this discussion will really help her out. Thanks for sharing such nice tips and tricks about iPad.

[weztimonial]

My favorite trick is the five finger close to the home screen. I use it whenever some nosy person is looking over my shoulder as I use my iPad.

that's my favorite too! It's just too convenient.

[Alanni]

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[Mella]

Mirror play on iPad is some what useful to somebody, and there are tips actually in this forum.
Well, iMore's iPad tips are very comprehensive compared, I always got my problem solved from here

[Weddingszoneie]

Thanks for these really handy tips and tricks

[LaneLester]

Is there any documentation for the iPad? That would be a good tip?

Thanks for the multitasking swipe tip. I just got my iPad today, and I was wondering how to close the zillion apps I'd started.

Lane

[JustMe'D]

Is there any documentation for the iPad? That would be a good tip?

Thanks for the multitasking swipe tip. I just got my iPad today, and I was wondering how to close the zillion apps I'd started.

Lane

[2fernanda15]

How do I enable Siri on my iPad when I go from Settings>General>Restrictions>On but Siri is off, and it won't let me change it?

[suerais]

That is neat. How do you get back to the screen you were on then?

[Rosaura1234]

It is very useful.I am a new to iPad and I just want to master it quickly.This thread gives me the useful information.

[ryanlawrence171]

I checked all the provided tips and tricks for iPad 3 and the majority of them are working fine. They may be quite handful at certain times.

[mrgustavsen]

Thanks for the link to Statista, I really like these charts. I´ve collected a few tips of my own and put them on my blog take a look at [url]http://www.whatisipadusedfor.com/[/url] hopefully you´ll find some tips that you like.

Thanks

Henning

[Robert Foster1]

I would definitely have to say my favorite iPad tip and trick is the four finger swipe up for the multitasking bar for sure!

Double-click the Home button to show the multitasking bar at the bottom of the screen, and then tap the app’s icon. The multitasking bar lists your recently used apps — you may have to flick left a few times to find the target app. (You can also show or hide the multitasking bar by flicking up or down with four or five fingers)

Excerpt From: Kennedy, Chris. “iPad 3 & iOS 6.” Questing Vole Press, 2012. iBooks.