I HV A GLITCH OR BUG ON MY FASHION STORY IPAD.....CANNOT GET CLOTHES OUT OF CATALOGUE AND CANNOT CLEAR MY LIKES SO STORE IS FULL

SOURCE: Why does my new iPad get so hot when I play games on it?

Hi Jessica,

Much to your chagrin I bet, there's not too many options besides "play it less" if you want to cool your new iPad down. If the heat is an issue for you now it is probably going to continue to be an issue for you later.

Having said that, there are a couple ways I have used that seems to cool down the iPad by a few degrees:

• Turn down your screen brightness. This is the best way for you to avoid heating issues. Your new iPad probably came out of the box with brightness turned all the way up. If you turn that down you will notice a decrease in heat immediately.
• Use Wi-Fi instead of 4G LTE whenever possible. Now obviously you can't do this everywhere, but whenever possible you should access the internet via Wi-Fi and avoid riding your 4G LTE chip. That baby is power hungry and will heat up quick.
• Give your A5X chip a break. In less technical terms, try not to play graphics heavy games (like Infinity Blade) for an extended period of time. Like you said in your question, that's when you experience the most heat discomfort. If it is at all possible for you to take even a short break (like 10 minutes every hour) from gaming, it should do a lot to keep the heat down.
  

SOURCE: How do I cool down the iPad 3?

Hi datsyukiandeke,

Here are a few pointers I have for you when gaming on the new iPad:

• Turn down your screen brightness. This is the best way for you to avoid heating issues. Your new iPad probably came out of the box with brightness turned all the way up. If you turn that down you will notice a decrease in heat immediately.
• Use Wi-Fi instead of 4G LTE whenever possible. Now obviously you can't do this everywhere, but whenever possible you should access the internet via Wi-Fi and avoid riding your 4G LTE chip. That baby is power hungry and will heat up quick.
• Give your A5X chip a break. In less technical terms, try not to play graphics heavy games (like Infinity Blade) for an extended period of time. Like you said in your question, that's when you experience the most heat discomfort. If it is at all possible for you to take even a short break (like 10 minutes every hour) from gaming, it should do a lot to keep the heat down.
  

SOURCE: How can I improve the battery life of my new iPad? Please help!

Here are two articles that should help you:
http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20088870-285/10-ways-to-improve-ipad-battery-life/
http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Improve_Your_iPad's_Battery_Life

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SOURCE: I was just playing a game and the back of my iPad got really hot

You don't say which iPad, but if it is the newest one, it is said that it will will run up to 10 degrees warmer that the older ones. It should be nothing to worry about as long as you aren't using it is direct sunlight. One thing you can do that should help is to open up the multitasking bar (the app bar that shows all the apps open) and close some of them. It also should be covered by the warranty. If it get so hot that it can burn your skin, I would bring it back to store for replacement, but you should be ok. Don't be surprised if this is fixed by a future patch just like the iPhone 4s battery issue was fixed. Also, if it burns out and it obviously not your fault, it is covered under the warranty.