As the iPad coordinator on my campus I feel fairly comfortable using the features of my iPad, especially because I also train students on the iPad. The video by App Find on iOS7 discussed some features that I was aware of but also introduced me to several new features.
I normally use Google Chrome as my default browser because I like that I can connect easily with my other Google accounts and bookmarks. However, the shared links feature that Safari offers is exciting. I have a Twitter account and currently I'm following so many people that my Feed seems like too much to read sometimes. If I just looked at the shared links I can quickly find out if anyone is sharing great content through Twitter.
I had heard about the time stamps on texts but I have a hard time swiping just right to get it to work (it usually takes me a few tries - I experience the same thing when trying to access my iPad's control panel). The time stamps are important because often I look to see how much time has passed between texts to determine if I'm leaving my friends hanging for too long.
I haven't found a use for the level feature of the Compass utility yet, but it looks like an awesome tool.
Learning about new features is exciting - it's also exciting to share features. My brother-in-law recently got an iPhone and it was fun to teach him some of my favorite features.
- April
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