Space running OuT??

This means the internal memory is full and the only way to add apps is to uninstall other apps that you have installed. Check to see if you have apps you no longer use and uninstall them.

Hi Anonymous,
This might help you, just follow these:
1. Go to your iPad's home screen by clicking on the home button. Click on Settings to access your settings.
2. Go to General in Settings and click on Usage. This will allow you to manage your storage, as you'll see a list of what's stored on your iPad. Look at how much storage you have available. This will inform you how much you need to get rid of, but not too much because you still have plenty of space.
3. Click on Manage Storage to start managing your storage. See what apps you have and how much space they take up. If any apps take up a lot of space, and you don't need them any more, you know you need to delete them.

4. Delete unwanted apps. To delete an app: •Tap on the relevant app in the list. You will see the button Delete App. You will also see the app's size and its Documents and Data usage (including data cached for quick access).
•Tap on the Delete App button, and the app will be deleted. •Note that the apps that come pre-installed (such as the Music and Videos apps) cannot be deleted.
•Take care not to delete any apps you need, especially for work. Instead, make room for them by determining which apps you no longer use or want (such as games, PDFs or other items you've finished with).

there are 2 different ways to delete an App on iPhone/iPad:
1) - Simply tap and hold on any icon for about 2 seconds - see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner.
that's it.
2) - For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this:
hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under: usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a certain delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. That means: the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space is helpful when you're trying to install new apps, You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of before

there are 2 different ways to delete an App on iPhone/iPad:
1) - Simply tap and hold on any icon for about 2 seconds - see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner.
that's it.
2) - For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this:
hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under: usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a certain delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. That means: the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space is helpful when you're trying to install new apps, You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of before

there are 2 different ways to delete an App:
1) t's easy to delete apps from the iPhone or iPad. Simply tap and hold on any icon, see them to start to wiggle and tap the red X button in the left corner.
2) For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this is hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under Usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a small delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. In other words, the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app, all associated media, and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in "danger" red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space can be helpful when you're trying to install new apps, of course. You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of, like internet radio apps that sync songs to your device to play during the time you're not connected to the internet.

there are 2 different ways to delete an App:
1) t's easy to delete apps from the iPhone or iPad. Simply tap and hold on any icon for about 2 seconds - see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner. that's it.
2) For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this is hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under: usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a certain delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. That means: the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space is helpful when you're trying to install new apps, You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of before like internet radio apps that sync songs to your device to play during the time you're not connected to the internet.
-- however, there are some core apps belonging to the iOS system and cannot be deleted like 'clock', 'calendar', 'contacts' etc.

there are 2 different ways to delete an App on iPhone/iPad:
1) - Simply tap and hold on any icon for about 2 seconds - see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner. that's it.
2) - For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this is hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under: usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a certain delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. That means: the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space is helpful when you're trying to install new apps, You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of before like internet radio apps that sync songs to your device to play during the time you're not connected to the internet.

there are 2 different ways to delete an App:
1) t's easy to delete apps from the iPhone or iPad. Simply tap and hold on any icon, see them to start to wiggle and tap the red X button in the left corner.
2) For devices running iOS 5 and later, the way to do this is hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under Usage.
-,you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a small delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. In other words, the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app, all associated media, and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in "danger" red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space can be helpful when you're trying to install new apps, of course. You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of, like internet radio apps that sync songs to your device to play during the time you're not connected to the internet.

there are 2 different ways to delete an App:
1) t's easy to delete apps from the iPad. Simply tap and hold on any icon, see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner.
2) For devices running iOS 5 and later, the way to do this is hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under Usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a small delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. In other words, the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app, all associated media, and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space can be helpful when you're trying to install new apps, of course. You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of, like internet radio apps that sync songs to your device to play during the time you're not connected to the internet.

there are 2 different ways to delete an App:
1) Simply tap and hold on any icon for about 2 seconds - see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner. that's it.
2) For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this is hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under: usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a certain delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. That means: the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space is helpful when you're trying to install new apps, You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of before like internet radio apps that sync songs to your device to play during the time you're not connected to the internet.
-- however, there are some core apps belonging to the iOS system and cannot be deleted like 'clock', 'calendar', 'contacts' etc.