20 Most Recent Apple iPad 32 GB 3G Tablet PC Questions & Answers

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Contact Apple support.

How to Install the Kindle App for iPad/iPhone The Kindle app can be used on any iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch with iOS 3.2 or greater installed. Installing the Kindle App Visit the App Store and download the Kindle app to start reading from your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. To install the Kindle app: 1. Tap the App Store icon on the home screen of your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. You can also get the app through the iTunes Store. 2. Search for "Kindle" or find it in the alphabetical list of apps. 3. Follow the on-screen installation instructions. When installation is complete, tap the Kindle icon on your device to open the reading app. Registering the Kindle App To register your Kindle app, use your existing Amazon account e-mail address and password. If you live outside the United States and use the Kindle application, please see the Using the Kindle App if You Live Outside the United States Help page. Logging into your Amazon.com account through the Kindle app registers your device to your Amazon.com account. Once you sign in during registration, you won't need to do it again -- just open the app to access your Kindle Library. To register: 1. Tap the Kindle icon on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch to open the reading app. 2. Enter your Amazon.com account e-mail address and password. 3. Tap the "Register" button. You can also tap the Settings icon (the cog) on the Kindle Home screen to view or change your account registration. Signing Out and Deregistering If you sign out of the Kindle app, your reading app is deregistered from your Amazon.com account. When you deregister, you can't download content to the Kindle app or send purchases to the app unless you register again. To deregister using the Kindle app: 1. Tap the Kindle icon on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. 2. Tap the Settings icon in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. 3. Tap "Update" under the Registration field and then tap the Deregister button. To deregister online: 1. Visit Manage Your Kindle on Amazon.com. 2. Open the Manage Your Devices section and locate your registered Kindle app. 3. Click the "Deregister" link. http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=hp_ipst_inst?nodeId=200438220&# installing

you better ask the ipad costumer service they mite give you a refurbished one or repair yours

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I'm sure you've done this but try turning off wifi on iPad and then turning back on. Does your wifi name show?

You may need to do a restore on your device. Try this: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201252

open the screen and go to settings check there for a screen color setting

Uninstall the APP on the iPad and then reinstall it. If this doesn't work, I would suggest restoring the iPad. Connect it to iTunes and restore it. Or you could do it from he iPad itself.

Tap and hold on the app icon until it wiggles. Tap the X at the corner of the app to delete. Answer the "OK to delete" question. Repeat for other apps. When done, tap the Home button to return to normal operation.

This works on the Kindle. Try it with the iPad ---- turn off the device, wait for a few seconds, then turn it back on.

delete it and re download it. if you cannot save your progress, then restart your device by holding down both the home button and the power button.

It depends if it is an iCloud apple ID or not. If it is iCloud, Apple can help you with that. If it is linked to a non-iCloud account, you have a brick.

Hi, I have an IPad Air. If you open up your "Photos" button on the screen, it will list either "Photos" or "Albums" at the bottom of the screen. Touch the "Albums" button,. Find the album your pic is in. Find the pic you want to delete within that album. Touch the pic. At the top of the screen, you'll see a "Trash Can". Touch the trash can and the pic will be deleted.

Call Apple. Here is a link that might be helpful for you. iPad Apple Support

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Your iPad is in restore mode. If you boot the device while holding the home button, it will boot into restore mode for a clean firmware install or a restore from backup. you can either hard reset the device by holding the sleep/wake and home buttons down simultaneously for 8 seconds, tether it to a computer and complete the restore, or just leave it alone for about 20 minutes and the restore timeout wll kick it back into normal operation as long as there is a good firmware install present