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Safari by default will store a log of all the websites that you visit along with other components such as various cookies or even cache. But reviewing your browser's history (Safari) when browsing on an iPad is a very simple process.  Although all these elements, cookies, cache, etc. help enhance …

You must be familiar with the term “Overclocking.” Well, overclocking is a process that is used to make your computers or tablets run faster. But if you are using an iPad, you don’t have a process similar to overclocking to make it run quicker or speed it up. Gradually all …

Connecting your iPad to a Wi-Fi device will allow you to access a wireless network from any location. A Wi-Fi connection often is faster and works more efficiently when compared to any cellular data connection.  Though some iPad models offer always-on 4G LTE internet connections and you can be online anywhere, …

All of us enjoy listening to music. And when you have an iPad, you would use it to listen to your favorite tunes. The ease of playing and the quality of music on an iPad is capable of lifting everybody’s mood. A huge yet portable screen combined with all the features of …

The Safari web browser on your iPhone always keeps a log of all the web pages that you visit. Though this feature is indeed really helpful at times when you need to revisit a particular website, you should also know how to clear this information for privacy purposes. You can …

Thinking about buying a new iPad because your current one is painstakingly slow? Hold on! It may be just a poor internet connection that makes it seem slow, not the machine itself. That's why you should perform a speed test on your iPad regularly to know where the problem comes. …

Let's talk about our smartphones: We love 'em, we use 'em every day, we store loads of important data in 'em. Our most private photos, our emails, bank statements, messages, every password to every site, our search history... All in one single device. Now, imagine if someone were to spy …