iPad 4th Generation and iPad mini Portable Genius 1st Edition

I bought my first iPad at the age of 66, and the salesgirl was very helpful in setting up the basics for me. However, without this book to guide me through all the many features my use of the tablet would have been very limited, and I'm having fun finding out what I can do with my device, as well as saving money turning off features which I don't need. A very helpful and comprehensive guide which should be on sale in the computer shops (at a discount to those who buy an iPad!)

I love my mini and use it daily. Mostly user-friendly, but there is a learning curve.still do need a laptop for some tasks, but this is a lovely tool. Must purchase a good app for office-type use as the document tool provided isn't enough. But don't hesitate to buy; it's worth it!

I have never owned an Apple device until I got my 4th gen iPad. This did help me with a few of the odds and ends in setting up and using my iPad as a bit more of an expert, a bit sooner than I might have done it on my own. But for anyone that already has an iPhone or an older gen iPad, you pretty much already know whats in this book. And if I wasn't the impatient sort, I could probably have learned this stuff via google and taking a bit more time.

Since I am new to ipad this book has been a big help.i have always been a Windows user and apple is a little different.If you are a novice like me this is a good book to have.

I am familiar with computers and electronic gadgets but Ive never owned apple equipment and this book deliversexactly what I wish all books delivered. I walked through my ipad with this guide and feel like an expert now. I wish I had written it.

Good up-to-date reference that includes the latest versions of the iPad. Good up-to-date reference that includes the latest versions of the iPad.

Very informative, easy reading. Good for beginners as well as a refresher for those who are not. Excellent reference guide.

Good, but the cover scratched way too easily from cheap manufacturing, and it wasn't really clear that this is basically for beginners, and not as detailed as I would've thought.