iPad: How to Sync with your Gmail Contacts
If you’re a Gmail user and need your contacts on your iPad, there’s an easy method for doing this that doesn’t requires only your iPad and iTunes. You’ll need to hook up to iTunes each time that you wish to sync contacts, but it beats coughing up $99 per year for MobileMe.
iBooks: How to Easily Access Definitions and Pronunciations of Unfamiliar Words
Don’t you hate it when you’re into a new book and you come across a word that you aren’t familiar with? You either have to stop what you’re doing to go find out what the word is or bypass it altogether and risk losing out on a key term in the reading. iBooks makes it easy to look up new words without leaving the page that you are reading.
iPad: How to Locate the Device’s Wi-Fi MAC Address
If you utilize MAC filtering to help secure your wireless router, you will need the MAC address of your iPad to connect it to your wireless network.
Fix: Facebook Homepage Will Not Open When Default Page is Set to Facebook Lite
If you’ve set your Facebook default page to the speedier Facebook Lite and have found that it will no longer allow you to open your homepage on Facebook, it can make for a frustrating day. While all looks lost, you can change the default back to the Regular Facebook by following these steps.
Apple iPad : Change links in Google Reader to point to full HTML webpage
This recipe is a quickie for those new iPad owners who use Google Reader to view their RSS Feeds. Since the iPad’s Agent String is similar to an iPhone/iPod Touch, when you go to your Google Reader page you will be redirected to Google’s Mobile Version.
iPad: How to Configure and Use Picture Frame Mode to Display Photos
When your not using your iPad, it makes an excellent picture frame to display your favorite digital images. By using Picture Frame Mode, you can cycle through selected images and add some life to your otherwise boring desk.
Create NSIndexPath for UITableView in iPhone/iPad App
Once you get past basic table view applications on the iPhone or iPad, you may run into the need to create an instance of NSIndexPath. NSIndexPath is an interesting class that stores the path to get to something in a nested set of collections. In an iPhone UITableView application, NSIndexPath is central as it provides a reference to the section of the table and the specific row of interest. There is a trick to creating an instance yourself. Read on to find out how.
