Ipad User Magazine-Issue 97 2024 PDF

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DESIGNED FOR iPAD
Issue 97
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must-try
iPad tricks
Get the most from your tablet!
Podcasts:
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Reviewed:
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your iPad transcripts Adventure Kingdom
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Welcome
Startling new iPads could be just around
the corner. Let’s hope so!
As I write this the Internet is abuzz with
rumors that a new iPad Air 6 and a new
iPad Pro with an OLED screen are on
the way from Apple. Both the iPad Air
6 and OLED iPad Pro are expected to
have similar dimensions, though the
latter will get thinner bezels and will
be thinner overall, thanks to the OLED screen. Most of the
design differences are internal, with the iPad Air 6 tipped
to receive an Apple M2 chip and the iPad Pro expected to
get the new M3 chip. It looks like we’ll have to wait a while
longer to get the rumored M4 chip on the iPad platform.
There’s also talk of a new Apple Pencil 3 and Magic
Keyboard being released as well.
The iPad Air hasn’t been updated for over 2 years now,
so it’s well overdue an upgrade. The iPad Pro remains
Apple’s biggest and best iPad for graphic design, viewing
content, music production, video and photo editing, and
anything else you can think of. With its expansive display
and powerful core, the iPad Pro is the most portable
processing power you can get from Apple without
buying a Mac. The benefits of an OLED iPad Pro include
improvements to battery life, potentially thinner and lighter
tablets, and improved contrast and color reproduction.
Hopefully we can bring you a review of one of these
new marvels next issue, but until then, enjoy the issue.
Graham Barlow Editor
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Contents
IN-DEPTH
4 85 must-try iPad tricks

Are you getting enough out of your iPad?
TUTORIALS
38 How to get podcast transcriptions

Get more from Apple Podcasts.
44 How to block certain websites
Keep your children safe online.
REVIEWS
49 Tamagotchi Adventure Kingdom

A game to play before bedtime.
53 Wanderlog
The perfect companion to your dream vacation.
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IN-DEPTH
85 must-try
iPad tricks
Ian Osborne helps you get the most
from your amazing Apple tablet
Image Credit: Apple
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B ack when the iPad was first released in 2010,

it was criticized as being a decent device for
consuming media, but not much use as a
productivity machine. Now, almost a decade and a half
later, things have changed dramatically.
There is so much you can do with your Apple tablet. In
fact, it’s so versatile, some people decide to use it as an
alternative to a desktop computer. And why not? Simply
connect it to a keyboard case and you have a perfectly
viable notebook.
If you need more storage, you can use a USB–C flash
drive or portable drive. Pair an Apple Pencil, and you’ve
an excellent digital drawing tool. And with Apple’s Pages,
Numbers and Keynote productivity apps, you can work on
the go too.
The iPad is perfect for the creative user. There’s plenty
of powerful, capable art packages available, as well as
in–depth photo editors that go above and beyond the
already impressive editing tools offered by the Photos
app. For musicians, there’s GarageBand and for video
editors iMovie, with third–party apps for those who need
a little more. And yes, the iPad is great for watching and
streaming videos, reading ebooks, playing console–quality
games and more.
In this feature, we take a look at what you can do
with your trusty iPad, whether you’re working on the go,
creating fine art, making a movie or simply enjoying your
hobbies. With our help, you can get the most from your
Apple iPad and the latest version of its operating system,
iPadOS 17.
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Multitasking for
greater productivity
You can get a lot more done if you
master these important iPad features
O n your iPad, there are several ways you can

multitask. The most obvious is Split View, whereby
you divide the screen, with one application on one
side and another on the other. You can then drag content
between them, quickly and easily. You can even open the
same application twice if you choose.
To open a second app in Split View, drag up from the
foot of the screen to open the Dock, and either drag a
second application out of the Dock onto the left or right
side of the screen, or tap the App Library, and drag an app
to the left or right. You can drag the line dividing the two
apps to resize them. You’ll need an iPad Pro, 5th gen iPad
or later, iPad Air 2 or later, or iPad mini 4 or later.
Alternatively, Slide Over lets you open a second
application in a smaller floating window, which is by default
on the right side of the screen but can be moved to the
left. You can have multiple apps open in Slide Over mode;
to switch between them, simply drag the line at the foot of
the Slide Over window upwards and hold it until the apps
appear as thumbnails. Then just tap the one you want.
To close a Split Screen or Slide Over app or switch
between the two multitasking modes, tap the “…” icon
at the top of an app and choose the option you want
from the menu.
Picture–in–Picture
Another useful multitasking tool is Picture–in–Picture
mode. This lets you watch a video or FaceTime while doing
something else. In the video application, tap the icon with
the white rectangle pointing inwards to a black rectangle;
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the video pops out and is superimposed onto the iPad’s

screen, where you can drag it or resize it. Alternatively, Watch a video
while watching a video or on FaceTime, swipe up from or FaceTime
the bottom of the screen to display the Dock and choose while using
another open app. The video appears in its corner. To another app.
close the floating video window, tap it to open the controls,
then tap the two–rectangles icon again. Not every app is
compatible with iPad multitasking, but key Apple apps are.
5 best iPad accessories

1 Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro
From $299 www.apple.com
This handy keyboard turns your iPad into
a powerful notebook. It connects to and
draws its power from the iPad, so there’s
no recharging or Bluetooth pairing
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needed, and it has a trackpad for more
precise pointer positioning.
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2 Twelve South HoverBar Duo

$79.99 www.twelvesouth.com
HoverBar Duo is two stands in one. It has
a clamp mount you can connect to a bar
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or bedstead, and a regular foot for placing
on a desktop or kitchen countertop. Just
the thing if you want to watch a video in
bed, or easily follow a recipe.
3 Belkin Connect USB–C

4–in–1 Multiport Adapter
$49.99 www.belkin.com
If your iPad has USB–C, plug this in and
connect all sorts of peripherals to your
iPad. It has a 4K HDMI port, so if you
want to connect to a big screen, it’s
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ideal. It supports pass–through charging,
so you can charge as you view.
4 Magic Keyboard
Folio for iPad
$249 www.apple.com
Another Apple keyboard, the Folio for
iPad features a built–in trackpad, a 14–key
function row, and a two–piece case design
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that includes a detachable keyboard and a
protective back panel. It has an adjustable
stand for flexible viewing angles too.
5 OWC Envoy Pro Elektron

From $129.99 www.owc.com
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iPads with a USB–C port can connect to
a portable drive, and this is one of the
best. It’s available in capacities between
480GB to 2TB, and is crushproof,
dustproof and IP67–rated waterproof,
with speeds of up to 1,011MB/sec.
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How to Master Slide Over, Split

View and Stage Manager
1 Look for another app
To work in Slide Over, with an app
already open, swipe up from the
bottom of the screen to reveal the
Dock. Look for the app you want
to open in Slide Over, either in the
Dock itself or in the App Library on
the right of the Dock.
2 Drag and move

Drag the second app out of the
Dock or App Library onto the screen.
It opens in Slide Over. You can
move the apps between the left
and right side by pressing and
holding the “…” icon found on top
of the Slide Over window.
3 Add another
Tap the “…” icon to bring up an
options menu. Drag another app
out of the Dock or App Library to
open it in Slide Over view. Swipe up
the grab handle at the bottom, then
release to switch between Slide
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Over apps.
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Master Slide Over, Split View and Stage

Manager continued
4 Drag to one side
To work using Split View,
follow Step 1 above, but instead
of releasing the second app in the
middle of the screen, drag it all
the way to the right or the
left until the open app makes
room for itself as shown here,
then release.
5 Split in half
When you release, the screen
is split in half and the two apps
are open at once. You can drag
the dividing line left and right to
resize. On recent iPad models, you
can open a Slide Over app in Split
View too.
6 Swap things around

Press and hold the “…” icon on
top of an app to swap its place,
or drag it down off the screen
to close it. Tap the “…” icon for a
menu; this enables you to opt for

switching between Full Screen,
Split View or Slide Over, or closing
the app.
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Master Slide Over, Split View and Stage

Manager continued
7 Tap Stage Manager
Stage Manager gives the iPad
the closest thing yet to the Mac’s
windows. To turn it on and off,
swipe in from the top–right corner
to open the Control Center, and
tap the Stage Manager icon
(square window with three
vertical dots).
8 Resize the window

In Stage Manager, resize the
window you have open using
the handle in one of the bottom
corners. To open another app, tap
it in the Dock or App Library, or
tap the “…” icon and choose Add
Another Window.
9 Switch between apps

You can switch between open
apps by tapping them on
the screen, and you can also
reposition windows by dragging
them. Tap a recently used app
at the side of the screen to open

it. Use the “…” menu to close
an app.
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Pages, Numbers
& Keynote
Apple’s iWork apps on the iPad are
ideal for working on the go
A pple’s iWork suite for iPad — that’s the Pages word

processor, Numbers spreadsheet, and Keynote
presentation app — have gone from strength to
strength. While the iPhone versions of the apps are fine
for viewing and editing docs on the go, the larger screen
offered by Apple’s tablet makes the iPad’s iWork apps as
powerful and easy to use as their Mac counterparts.
To get the most out of Pages, Numbers and Keynote, Pages is great
you ideally need a keyboard. Apple’s own Magic Keyboard for writing, and
works well, as it offers a trackpad that’s great for the you can do a
precision needed when selecting a spreadsheet cell or surprising
piece of text. You might consider getting an Apple Pencil amount with
too. The Apple Pencil is an excellent optional extra that it considering
again gives a greater level of precision. You can also use it’s free.
it to write by hand, with
your handwriting being
converted into editable text.
One of the best things
about Pages, Numbers and
Keynote is that if you save
your work to their respective
iCloud folders, you can pick
up where you left off on
another device, or even
from a web browser, which
is very convenient. You can,
for example, start writing a
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letter or memo in Pages on
your home Mac, save it to
iCloud and then continue
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with it on your iPad on the train. If you created a Numbers

spreadsheet at work and want to add to it at home over
the weekend, you can easily do that too. And if you need
access to one of your iWork documents when you’re out
and about without your iPad or notebook, you can check
it on your iPhone, or there’s the option to pop to the
local library and access your documents online at
www.icloud.com. You can even make your edits directly
from the browser.
All this for free
If you need to send an iWork document to someone that
doesn’t use Apple devices, you can export them to their
Microsoft Office equivalents, as PDFs, and several other
formats depending on the app. For example, Pages can
save as EPUB, Plain Text and RTF documents, and Numbers
can export to CSV or TSV.
Best of all, Pages, Numbers and Keynote are free for
anyone with a Mac or iOS/iPadOS device, and have been
since October 2013. If you don’t have them on your iPad
already, it’s a good idea to download them and give them
a go — it’s surprising how easy they are to work with.
5 Brilliant
productivity apps
Scrivener
$23.99
https://bit.ly/3IE1Li7
If you need to write in long form —
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maybe because you’re writing a novel
or screenplay, or a very long, multi–part
report — Scrivener is essential. Available
for the Mac, iPad and iPhone, it has every
feature you need.
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OmniFocus
$74.99
www.omnigroup.com
This powerful task management app
is ideal for keeping your personal
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and professional life in order.
Syncing with the Mac version, it has a
modern, easy–to–use interface, great
organizational tools and plenty more.
Spark Mail
Free (IAPs)
https://bit.ly/49RXt2N
If you need more from an email client
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than Mail can offer, try Spark. It’s great
for managing personal and professional
emails. It’s free to download, but you
need a subscription for advanced features.
Fantastical
Free (IAPs)
https://flexibits.com
The award–winning Fantastical has long
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been a favorite Calendar alternative.
It brings a range of productivity features
into one place. It even offers a weather
forecast. Perfect for collaboration too.
MindNode
Free (IAPs)
www.mindnode.com
You can use this brain mapping app’s
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basic features for free, but MindNode
Plus requires a subscription. Its powerful
tools let you capture and organize
your thoughts, helping you to focus on
your projects.
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How to Create a presentation

in Keynote
1 Download Keynote
Keynote is for creating presentations,
and is easy to work with on the iPad
— you have the ability to add images,
display information in tables, create
animated effects and transitions, and
more. First, download Keynote from
the App Store.
2 Start a presentation
When you first get started with
Keynote, it’s best to begin
with a template and build your
presentation over it, so that’s what
we’ll do here. Open Keynote, tap the
“+” and select Choose a Theme from
the menu.
3 Look at templates
Find a template you like, and tap it
to download and open it. Its title is
in the top–left corner of the screen.
Tap it and choose Rename, then call
it whatever you like. It will be saved

in your iCloud folder by default.
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Create a presentation in Keynote continued
4 Edit text
Tap on a piece of default text to
delete it. Type your own text over
it. Tap a text box and then tap
the paintbrush (top right). Play
around with what you can do with
the Style, Text and Arrange menus
found here.
5 Add a slide
Tap the “+” (bottom left), then tap
one of the slide choices to use in
your presentation. You can reorder
slides by dragging them into
place in the sidebar, and delete
one by tapping it twice and then
choosing Delete.
6 Change pictures
To replace a picture with one
of your own, tap the “+” sign
in the bottom–right corner of
a photograph and choose
something else. To change the

picture again, tap it and then tap
the photos icon in the top bar.
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Create a presentation in Keynote continued
7 Edit images
Tap on a picture and twist it to
rotate it, or resize it by dragging
the handles. Double–tap and
you can resize the picture within
its frame using the slider.
Tap the paintbrush icon for
even more options.
8 Add transitions
Tap a slide from the sidebar or an
object on a slide and tap the “…”
icon (top right). Choose Animate,
and you can add the kind of
effect you want to see as one
slide changes to another, or have
objects arrive or leave in style.
9 Test the presentation

When you’re done, tap the Play
button at the top of the screen
to run through your presentation.
Look for mistakes you’ve made or
things you can improve on. Then,

repeat the process until you’re
satisfied with the end result.
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Photography & art

Because the iPad isn’t only for office apps…
T he iPad is ideal for creating digital art, especially

if you have an Apple Pencil, and is also good for
photo editing. In fact, the Photos app – bundled
with iPadOS – includes a powerful photo editor that helps
you really get the most from your snaps.
The iPad’s touchscreen and the Apple Pencil’s precision
drawing, low latency, tilt sensitivity and pressure sensitivity
(unless you have a USB-C Pencil) make it an ideal
environment for creating digital masterpieces with apps
such as Procreate, ArtRage, Adobe Fresco and Affinity
Designer. A word of warning, though. These apps give you
all the tools you need, but don’t expect them to produce
your artwork for you. They help you make the most of your
skills, but they won’t paper over a lack of skill.
Its a similar story with photo-editing apps. Apple
Photos is as much as most people need, but if you want You can produce
to take things further, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom some truly
gives you an impressively professional suite of tools. excellent artwork
There’s also Pixelmator, Snapseed, Photofox, Prisma with an iPad and
and more. Indeed, there’s dozens of photo editors an Apple Pencil.
available for the Apple tablet,
ranging from very straightforward
apps for simple retouching jobs
to high-end suites that keep even
professional photographers happy,
but might confuse the enthusiastic
amateur. Once again, the simpler
apps with automatic photo tuners
are easy to use, but don’t expect a
more comprehensive editor to do
everything for you.
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Which Apple Pencil

is right for you?
There are three Apple Pencil models currently
available: Apple Pencil (1st generation) for $99;
Apple Pencil (2nd generation) for $129; and the
Apple Pencil (USB-C) for $79. Whether you buy a
1st-gen or 2nd-gen model depends on which iPad
you have; the USB-C model is a more affordable
version with similar system requirements to the
Apple Pencil (2nd gen). To see which Apple Pencil
works on your iPad, go to apple.com/uk/shop/

select-apple-pencil.
If your wallet won’t stretch to an Apple Pencil,
there’s the Aniyoo Stylus Pen for Apple iPad
2018-2023, from $19.99.
Top 5 creativity apps

Tinkercad.com
Free tinkercad.com
If you’ve always wanted to try
computer-aided design (CAD) but don’t
know where to start, give Tinkercad a go.
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It’s free, and it’s great for 3D modelling.
It’s Apple Pencil compatible, and is great
for beginners.
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Affinity Photo
$18.49
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It’s amazing just how powerful this desktop-
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quality photo editor is. Its interface has
been built around the touchscreen, and
its tools rival anything its competitors can
come up with, even the mighty Photoshop.
Procreate
$12.99
procreate.com
Get out your iPad and your Apple Pencil
and create breathtaking pieces of digital art
with this pro-quality art studio. It has over
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200 hand-crafted brushes, complete colour
control, powerful effects and more.
Assembly
Free (IAPs)
pixiteapps.com
Vector & SVG Maker – Assembly (full title)
is an easy-to-use modelling app that brings
design to the masses. Using basic shapes,
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pre-made stickers and a snap-to-grid
interface, you can get great results.
Comic Draw
Free (IAPs)
plasq.com
Here’s one for the budding comic artists
and writers among us. Build your artwork
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with layers, create custom colour palettes,
choose from over 130 fonts and enjoy your
work on the integrated full-screen reader.
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How to Easily edit your photos

1 Launch Photos app
We’re going to look at all the
things you can do when editing a
photograph in the Photos app here.
Launch the app and open the photo
you want to work on. With that
photo open, tap Edit in the
top-right corner.
2 Use the Magic Wand

From the categories on the left-
hand side (Adjust, Filters and
Crop), choose Adjust. The first tool
available is the Magic Wand. Tap it
for an automatic adjustment, which
you can intensify or reduce with the
slider on the far right.
3 Discover more tools

The Adjust tools all work in a very
similar manner. Swipe their icons
up and down to move between
them. We don’t have space to cover
all of them, but the following steps
give you a guide to some of the

key tools.
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Easily edit your photos continued
4 Key editing tools

Exposure sets the brightness of
the entire image. Brilliance
makes a picture look more
vibrant overall, and Highlights/
Shadows tweaks the lighting in
the photo’s brightest and
darkest places respectively.
5 Reduce or increase
Tools such as Saturation and
Vibrancy affect the colour of the
pic. You can also adjust a picture’s
Sharpness, Warmth, Definition
and more. In all cases, reduce or
increase the effect using the
slider on the right.
6 Play with filters

In the left-hand tools, select
Filters, then drag the filter list up
and down to choose which one
you want to try. By default, they’re
at maximum strength, but you can

reduce the level using the slider
to the right of the filters list.
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Easily edit your photos continued
7 Crop, flip and rotate

Tap Crop on the left and you can
crop the picture by dragging
the handles on its sides and
corners. You can also flip the
photograph horizontally or rotate
it in 90° steps using the icons with
movement arrows in the top left.
8 Use more control

The crop tools on the right-hand
side allow you to rotate the
image with more control (use the
slider), tilt it vertically and tilt it
horizontally. Try out these tools –
they’re very useful when you get
used to using them.
9 Done, reset, cancel

At the top of the screen you see
Cancel (left), Reset (middle) and
Done (right). ‘Done’ takes you out
of editing mode with the edits
intact, ‘Cancel’ does the same but

with the edits abandoned, and
Reset reverts the last edit.
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Music & video

You can create amazing sounds
and clips using your Apple tablet
T he iPad has always been an excellent device

for enjoying music and videos, but as it grew
in power and scope, it became a superb tool
for creating media too. Popular everyman–level apps such
as the iMovie video editor and GarageBand music creator
were ported from the Mac to the iPad, with redesigned
interfaces built to take full advantage of the tablet’s
touchscreen. Last year Apple’s pro–level media creation
apps Final Cut Pro (video editor) and Logic Pro (music
creator) were also brought to the iPad, again with
interfaces built around the touchscreen.
It’s amazing how few compromises have been made
in bringing these applications to the iPad. Apple’s tablet
might be smaller than the Mac, but with the latest model
of iPad Pro boasting an Apple silicon M2 System–on–a–
Chip (SoC), it’s certainly not lacking in power. The results
you can achieve using media creation apps, third–party
as well as the aforementioned Apple software, certainly
reflect this.
The key advantage of having these apps on the iPad
is you can create movies and music on the move, but
when you’re at home you can hook up to an external
monitor. If it has a Lightning connector you need the
necessary adapter, but if it charges using a USB–C or
Thunderbolt port, you might not. Details are available at
https://apple.co/3Ij5Sjr.
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StaffPad,
for the
traditional

musician
Composers who write their own repeat musical sequences and add
music using notation will appreciate chords manually or automatically.
StaffPad (www.staffpad.net). An app When you’re ready to listen to
built for tablet devices, you can your masterpiece, the app plays
write your music on the screen with it back. Over 55 instruments are
your Apple Pencil, using blank sheet included, and you can add more
music offered by the app. It’s then from industry–standard sample
typeset, so it looks as good as the libraries. At $89.99 it’s not cheap,
scores bought from your local sheet but you’re getting a powerful app
music shop. You can edit your work, for your money.
5 Create and edit

movies and music
GarageBand
$23.99
www.apple.com
Create music the modern way with this
easy–to–use app that’s free with your iPad.
Build your tune by adding loops and beats
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from an extensive library of instruments
and sounds. It syncs with the Mac
GarageBand too.
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Logic Pro
$4.99/month, or $49/year
www.apple.com
For the musical maestro, Apple also has
a pro–level music application that makes

no compromises for its iPad version. Built
for the touchscreen, it’s powerful enough
for even the most discerning musician.
iMovie
Free www.apple.com
One for the budding Steven
Spielbergs out there. With iMovie,
you can produce impressive videos
by editing footage with tools such as

color correction, transitions and image
stabilization. It’s designed to be easy
to use, and also great for beginners.
Final Cut Pro

$4.99/month, or $49/year
www.apple.com
Apple’s pro–level iPad movie editing
studio has an amazing range of tools,
such as multicam, fast cut machine

learning, color presets, Apple Pencil
support and more. Perform touch–based
edits with an interface optimized for iPad.
Clips
Free www.apple.com
At the other end of the scale is
Clips, for mobile devices. It’s not a powerful
tool, but it’s ideal for making short clips for

social media, with effects, emoji, captions,
filters and “Live Titles”, made using
speech to text. Great for influencers.
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How to Get started in iMovie

1 Start a project
Let’s start a new iMovie project.
Open the app, tap Start New Project
and select Movie. Tap Video in the
sidebar, and then tap each video
you want to include and tap the tick
icon that appears above its reel.
2 Create your movie

When you’ve chosen all the video
elements you want, tap Create
Movie. Your clips are turned into a
continuous video, playing one after
another. You can play it as it is, but
we want to do more with it, so tap
the Edit button.
3 Edit your clips

You’re shown your clips along the
foot of the screen. If you want to
shorten a clip, tap on it. You’ll see
that it’s now bordered in yellow.
Drag the handles at the start and
end of the clip until you’re left with

the length of clip you want.
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4 Detach audio
We want to add a music track
behind the video, so we need to
silence the audio that’s already
there. Tap a clip, tap Detach Audio
and then lower the volume slider
to zero; you haven’t lost the audio
by the way, just silenced it.
5 Add the chosen audio

To add background music, tap the
“+” icon (top right). At the bottom
of the panel that appears, tap
Audio and then navigate to the
track you want. Tap the “+” next
to it. You might have to download
the track in Music first.
6 Delete and undo

Tap a clip and you can edit it,
change its speed, add captions
and apply filters using these
tools. Tap a clip or audio track
and delete it by tapping the Trash.

Use the curved arrow next to the
Trash to undo your last edit.
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Get started in iMovie continued
7 Discover more tools

Use the Mic icon to record a
voiceover, while the Camera
icon enables you to take new
photos or videos. Tap the Play
icon to preview the movie you’ve
created, and select the waveform
icon to collapse and expand the
audio tracks.
8 Go even further
Tap the gear icon in the top right
of this window. With the tools
here, you can set a project–wide
filter, add a theme to your movie,
and various other actions such as
adding a Theme Soundtrack,
Fade In/Out and more.
9 Add transitions
You can change the way the clips
segue into each other during the
video. Tap the square icon found
between two clips and choose
from the range offered. When

ready, tap Done (top left) and play
or share it from the next screen.
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Other cool stuff

you can do
There’s plenty more productivity tasks
you can carry out on your iPad
N aturally, your iPad isn’t limited to the tasks we’ve

outlined so far. There’s a wealth of apps designed
to increase your productivity. Arguably the
most productive thing you can do on your iPad is to use
the App Store efficiently. Remember, the search engine
isn’t just for finding specific apps. You can enter what it is
you want to do and the search results give you apps that fit
the bill. For example, if you type “catalog record collection”
into the search field, you’re shown appropriate apps. Type
“website builder” and you’re offered apps that help you
build websites.
There’s scarcely a limit to what you can do on the
iPad. With a popular tool like Duolingo you can learn
another language, and for straightforward translations
there’s Google Translate and Apple’s own Translate app
(both free). You can explore virtual and augmented reality
environments, play exciting or relaxing video games, surf
the web and more. The sky’s the limit.
The Voice Who needs a Dictaphone when

you have Voice Memos? Bundled
Memos app with macOS, iPadOS, iOS and
watchOS, you can use Voice Memos
to make a quick recording using
your Apple Watch or iPhone, and
then review it on your iPad or Mac.
Great for verbal notes on the go.
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Things 3
$19.99
https://culturedcode.com
Things 3 is arguably the best GTD
(Getting Things Done) app available
on Apple devices. It’s available for the
Mac, iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad,
and even the Vision Pro. Data syncs

between these platforms so your to–
dos and reminders are always to hand.
Each task in a to–do list can be tagged,
scheduled and broken down into smaller
steps. To–dos can auto repeat, there’s
widgets so you can see today’s tasks on Things is an excellent project
your Lock Screen, and it can integrate manager, and it’s available for
with Calendar so you can see events the iPad. It’s on other Apple
and tasks in the same place. devices too.
PCalc
$9.99
https://pcalc.com
When you need a scientific calculator
and not just a regular four–function
model, PCalc is well worth the $9.99
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it costs on the App Store. It offers an
extensive set of unit conversions, virtual
paper tape, an optional RPN mode and
engineering and scientific notation,
as well as support for hexadecimal,
octal and binary calculations. Different
PCalc brings comprehensive button layouts are offered, and there’s
scientific calculations to an editor to make your own. Ideal for
your iPad. mathematicians, scientists, engineers,
and anyone who needs a versatile, in–
depth calculator.
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Freeform
Here’s an app you already
have. Freeform is bundled
with the iPad, iPhone and Mac, and
brings whiteboard brainstorming to
remote meetings. You can design a
mood board, sketch out a project
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and more, all while collaborating with
your team in real time. They see your
edits as soon as you make them, and
you see their changes in a similarly
prompt manner. Up to a hundred
people can collaborate on the same
When the entire team is working board. Freeform’s shared space is
from home, you can still very versatile. As well as handwritten
collaborate on a whiteboard and typed notes, you can add pictures,
with the Freeform app. URLs, sticky notes, diagrams and more.
Software development
If you want to try your hand
at programming, you can even
download developer tools for
your iPad. For the beginner, Swift
Playgrounds teaches programming
the easy — or at least easiest — way.

It’s genuinely fun to use, and gives
great results. If you want to learn
Python, JavaScript, SQL or CSS code,
there’s Enki, and for Python, HTML,
SQL and C++, there’s Sololearn.
There are also a lot of apps that offer Apple’s Swift Playgrounds is
tutorials to help you along on your designed to make learning to
programming journey. It’s amazing program fun, and it’s available
how much you can do on your iPad. on the iPad.
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Automation apps Pushcut, which lets you build

You can save time at home and fine–tuned interactions for
work by automating repetitive HomeKit, Shortcuts, and custom
tasks. As an iPad owner you already workflows through smart
have Apple’s own Shortcuts app, notifications and widgets.
which can chain actions covering
several apps into a single shortcut,
which can then be activated by Siri

as well as by tapping the screen.
There are third-party apps that
offer similar functionality too.
IFTTT (IF This Then That) creates
powerful business and home
automations, and requires no
coding skills at all. It’s compatible Shortcuts is a powerful automation app
with over 800 popular home and that’s bundled with recent releases of
business apps. Look out too for the iPadOS operating system.
Google apps
Google’s free apps are very popular
across all platforms, and you can
use them on the iPad. If you have to
sync calendars with people who use
non–Apple platforms, your team will
probably use Google Calendar. You
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can too, on your Apple tablet. There’s
an official Google app, which powers
up your online searches, and Google
Chrome is an excellent alternative
to Safari for surfing the web.
Google’s web browser–based office
Google’s official app lets apps are keen alternatives to iWork.
you search in new ways, There’s Google Docs for word processing,
such as shopping or Google Sheets for spreadsheets and
searching from an image. Google Slides for creating presentations.
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Use your iPad to your Mac’s screen setup. Click

as an extra the Arrange button and position it
Mac screen where you want in relation to your
Multiple screens make you much Mac’s screen. You can now move
more productive. If you have a a window from your Mac to your
Mac running 10.15 (Catalina) or iPad by Ctrl–clicking the green
later and an iPad running iPadOS button and choosing that option,
13 or later, and both devices are or simply dragging it from one
new enough, you can use your screen to another.
iPad as an extra screen for your
Mac. First make sure they’re on the
same wireless network and signed Using an iPad
in with the same Apple ID. Open as an extra
System Settings on your Mac and display is a
click Displays in the sidebar. At really handy way
the top, click the menu showing of maximizing
a “+” symbol, and add your iPad screen space.
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And relax…
Get comfy, it’s entertainment time!
T he iPad isn’t all about work. There’s plenty of ways

to relax with one too, or to get the adrenaline
flowing with a fun game or an exciting movie.
Do you do Wordle? Every day, The New York Times offers
a different puzzle. Try it yourself at https://nyti.ms/4adKkAS.
Plenty of other newspapers and media organizations offer
daily crosswords, word games or puzzles, and when you
find one you like, you can launch it from the Home Screen
as if it was an app. Just open the web page in question, tap
Share and choose “Add to Home Screen”. Your iPad is also
ideal for reading ebooks, which you can do so using Apple’s
own Books app (bundled with iPadOS) and the free Amazon
Kindle app.
You can explore augmented and virtual reality
environments too. Look out for games like Smash Tanks
and (of course) Pokémon Go, which superimpose graphics
onto the real world as viewed from the camera. And for the
ultimate virtual pet, check out AR Dragon. It’s free to play,
with extra items available as in–app purchases.
All these apps are available on the App Store.
Streaming TV and movies

Get yourself a stand or keyboard have an app you can use to stream
case for your iPad, and you can use your content from the comfort of
it for streaming videos. You probably your iPad. Apple TV+ can be
already have the YouTube app. accessed through the iPad’s Apple
With it, you can enjoy all sorts of TV app, of course, and popular
content from all over the world. services such as Netflix and Disney+
Subscribe to any TV–on–demand have their own apps too, as do
services? If so, check to see if they many popular TV stations.
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Great for gaming

There’s some awesome games on the
iPad, from simple puzzlers that use Games like
the touchscreen to console–quality Hitman: Blood
offerings such as the recent Hitman: Money —
Blood Money — Reprisal. You can pair Reprisal are
console controllers with your iPad too, much more
for an even better gaming experience. fun with a
These can be Xbox, PlayStation or gamepad.
other Bluetooth gamepads, and all
you have to do to pair them is put the
gamepad in pairing mode and in your
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iPad’s Bluetooth settings select it from

the list of nearby devices. But please
do ensure the gamepad is iPad–
compatible, before you buy.
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Enjoy music
When it comes to playing your
music, your iPad is just as good
as your iPhone or your Mac. Pair it
with Bluetooth earbuds or AirPlay
speakers for the best sound.
Obviously, Apple Music is the key
app for iPad audio, especially if you
subscribe to the similarly named

service. You can stream almost any
album by almost any artist. If you’re
not an Apple Music subscriber,
Spotify offers a similar service, and
has a free, ad–supported version
with some limitations. The more The iPad is great for listening to
cultured among us should try your favorite tunes, and Apple
Apple Music Classical, too. Music isn’t the only option.
Online shopping
There’s more to online shopping
than eBay and Amazon. There’s
a wealth of apps and services out
there for buying goods online.
Apple itself has an Apple Store
app, which is ideal for buying new
Apple computers, mobile devices
and accessories. You can also use
it to book training sessions at your
local Apple Store and subscribe to
Apple services too.
Vinted or Mercari are eBay–like
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online stores that are great for
buying or selling pre–loved clothes
and other items from major brands
for less than you would think.
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TUTORIALS
How to get podcast

transcriptions
Transcripts in Apple Podcasts make
this the ultimate podcast app for iPad
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ranscripts on Apple Podcasts is the biggest new
feature in iPadOS 17.4 and it makes Apple’s default
podcast app the best way to listen to podcasts
on the go. Transcripts could be the standout feature for
Podcasts that makes you turn to Apple’s app over Spotify or
even the fantastic Overcast app.
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Transcripts allow you to read a podcast as it happens.

Think of it as the lyrics feature in Apple Music, specifically
for your favorite shows. It’s not only a fantastic accessibility
feature, but it’s also one of the best new additions to a
podcast app in years.
Not only is it easy to enable transcripts but Apple says
the feature is available for all new podcast episodes shortly
after the episodes are published. For older episodes, you
might have to wait a little longer, but all episodes will
receive transcripts over time. Here’s how to use transcripts
for podcasts on your iPad and experience episodes in a
whole new way.
● John-Anthony Disotto
How to enable transcripts

in Apple Podcasts
Enabling transcripts in Apple iPad must be running iPadOS 17.4

Podcasts on iPad is incredibly to access this feature, but once
simple. To do so, open Podcasts and enabled the setting is carried over to
select one of your favorite podcast every new podcast you listen to. It’s
episodes. Now, tap the transcripts a fantastic new way to experience
button (it looks like a quote symbol) podcasts that helps keep you
under the volume controls. Your engaged as you listen.
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How to get to grip with transcripts

1 Start a search
One of the best elements of
transcripts is the ability to search
podcasts for specific words. This
allows you to easily filter through
podcasts to get to topics that are
of interest or to find some of your
favorite segments. To do so tap
Search on the transcript page.
2 Find a segment
Most podcasts have different
segments to structure the show.
One of my favorites in the iMore
podcast is called “New Heights” and
in the show, there’s a segment called
“New News.” By typing “New News”
into the search field I can jump
straight to that part of the episode
without manually trying to find it.
3 Skip ahead
When using transcripts you can
easily skip through a podcast by
tapping anywhere on the text.
Just like lyrics in Apple Music, the

audio will skip forward or back to
the exact word you’ve tapped on.
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How to get to grips with transcripts continued
4 Text selection
Is there a phrase in the podcast
episode that you want to share with
your friends or keep as a reminder?
With transcripts you can select text
by holding down on a word of
choice. Tap Select Text… then tap
copy. You can then paste the words
wherever you want.
5 Read rather than listen

You can use transcripts without even
listening to a podcast by simply
tapping the 3 dots at the top right of
your display then tap View Transcript.
You’ll now get the whole episode in
text form without needing to even
listen to the audio.
6 At a glance
When listening to a podcast you can
check what’s coming up by scrolling
up on the transcript. The transcript
will get smaller and allow you to

see the whole episode at a glance
without skipping the audio forward.
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How to get to grips with transcripts continued
7 Translate
Do you want to understand a
podcast that is recorded in a different
language? Transcripts is available in
English, Spanish, French, and German
and it’s easy to translate the text.
Simply follow the text selection step
then choose translate instead of copy.
Fantastic for getting a glimpse at
podcasts in other languages.
8 Accessible at heart
Transcripts for Apple Podcasts has
been built with accessibility at the
forefront. Podcast producers can
make speaker names available so
you can know who’s speaking when
and the font and color contrast are
designed for easy reading. Users
who are deaf or hard of hearing
can now experience podcasts
without ever tapping play.
9 Turn off transcripts

While transcripts is a fantastic
feature, sometimes you might want
to turn it off to appreciate the full
screen podcast art. Simply just tap

the transcripts button under the
volume controls again to disable
transcripts and go back to a regular
podcast experience.
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iMore isTHE destination on the web

foreverything iPhone, iPad, iPod,
Mac, MacBook and AppleWatch.
www.iMore.com
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TUTORIALS
How to block
certain websites
Keep your kids safe in iPadOS 17
C
onsumer needs, privacy, and safety have always
been at the heart of every Apple product and
service. That’s why there are built-in parental
control features and settings for iPad that offer peace of
mind and reassurance to parents who want to give freedom
to their children while protecting them from inappropriate
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adult content. Whether your child owns an iPad or shares

yours, they offer quick ways to ensure that the content they
are exposed to is not only approved but also safe. Plus, the
beauty of these features lies in their simple setup process
and customization options.
From selecting a limited number of allowed websites,
if your child is very young, to restricting a select few while
allowing access to everything else for older kids, there are
plenty of options to ensure a safe online experience. In
this article, we are going to show you how to get started
with parental controls, how to set different types of content
blockers, and how to prevent Siri from bypassing your
restrictions, to respect your rules and privacy.
Take control with Screen Time

The best and easiest way to get you start by simply setting up
started is to set up a standard adult “Limit adult websites”. By going to
content limit. You will quickly realize, Settings > Screen Time > Content
as you read this article, that parental Restrictions > Web Content > Limit
controls can get really comprehensive, Adult Websites. This option will
requiring you to provide more steps create blocks for all those websites
and effort if you want them to be generally considered to be adult,
stricter. Therefore, if you are new to including porn and gambling.
content restrictions we recommend Effortless but extremely efficient!
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How to set up restrictions

1 Turn on Screen Time
Screen Time is the section on your
iPad that allows you to control your
screen usage and make informed
decisions on how you or your child
should use the device, through the
setup of content restrictions, app
limits, and more. To enable it go
to Settings > Screen Time > App
& Website Activity > Turn On
2 Child iPad set up

When you set up Screen Time you
will be asked whether the iPad
belongs to you or a child. If you are
setting up for a child, you will be
asked to setup further settings such
as time or app restrictions, and a
safety PIN code, before entering the
main Screen Time landing page.
3 Navigate to
Content Restrictions
Once you are through to the main
page, tap on Content and Privacy
Restrictions > Toggle ON to turn

on these features > Tap Content
Restrictions. For the purpose of this
article, we are going to focus on the
Web Restrictions category — so tap
Web Restrictions.
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How to create whitelists & more

1 Allowed Websites
Within the Web Restrictions settings you
will have the option to leave all websites
unrestricted, limit adult content as a
basic blanket of protection, or only allow
specific websites. Allowed Websites
is the most restrictive setting, ideal for
young children as it will only permit
navigation to a few handpicked URLs.
2 Add a website
To add a website go to Settings >
Screen Time > Content and Privacy
restrictions > Content restrictions >
Web Content > Tap Allowed Websites.
Then click on Add website under the
Always Allow section > Insert URL.
3 Blacklist
If you would rather instead create a
blacklist of never allowed websites,
while leaving the rest of the content
unrestricted then tap on Settings >

Screen Time > Content and Privacy
restrictions > Content restrictions > Web
Content > Select Limit Adult Websites.
Then click on Add Website under the
Never Allow section > Insert URL.
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How to enhance your restrictions

1 Siri Restrictions
Once all your web content
restrictions are set up, you
might want to take a step further
to enhance your settings, by
preventing Siri from bypassing
your blockers. In. To do so go
to Settings > Screen Time >
Content and Privacy Restrictions>
Content Restrictions > Siri.
2 Don’t Allow Web Search

Once you are in the section, you
will see the option to allow/not
allow Siri Web Search and/or Siri
Explicit Language. By not allowing
Web Search, you will prevent Siri
from navigating to a website when
prompted, adding an extra layer
of protection to your child’s
internet experience.
3 Next Steps
You will be able to make changes
and edit your restrictions at any
point, whether it’s to add extra
layers of protection, or to give
your child more freedom as they

grow older. Have a good browse
of what else is available within the
Screen Time menu to customize
your experience.
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REVIEWS
Tamagotchi
Adventure Kingdom
Perfect to play before bedtime
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T amagotchi has changed an awful lot since the

old electronic toy of the ‘90s and ‘00s. It has
become a much larger franchise, with decades of
stories, characters, and just as much nostalgia. Tamagotchi
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Adventure Kingdom is a very different game from the one

you might expect with the Tamagotchi name but it’s just as
cute and charming.
In Tamagotchi Adventure Kingdom, you play Mametchi —
a young kid who is as helpful as he is energetic. Suddenly,
one night, a meteor comes hurtling down, disrupting nature
and the towns around you. Energy from this meteor forms
geysers that block off your path and cause trouble for the
inhabitants of the world. Like a drifter
You move in as quickly as you can, only to discover the Tamagotchi
meteor is actually a very friendly pal called Meteoritchi, was born to
who wants to help you get things back on track. That’s the walk alone.
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kind of game Tamagotchi Adventure Kingdom is. It’s cute,

it’s charming, and tension never really rises past the start
of the game.
To put it simply, it is a life sim game, where you have to
cut up logs, dig up weeds, and shake trees for resources,
which can then solve quests and puzzles for people around
the world. This then allows you to collect hearts which seal
up the geysers. The gameplay loop is simple and, if you’ve
played Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley, you have a good
idea of what is expected of you as you play.
You get a camp near the meteorite which initially starts
with just a tent but can be upgraded with new decorations
and more. It can feel slow at points, as the game directs you
through easy mechanics and quests. This wouldn’t necessarily
be a problem but the game is so derivative of other life Need resources?
sims initially that it can all feel a tad needless. You have a Shake a tree.
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day and night system, where certain events can be found at

certain times, and an energy system so you don’t cut wood
all day and ignore all those NPCs. It works well to balance
exploration and resource gathering, whilst never letting you
do too much of either.
Characters are mostly quite charming, with them all having
their own unique personalities and quirks. Mametchi can
customize their look at any moment too, which, alongside
decorations in your base, allows you to really shape your own
world. Tamagotchi Adventure Kingdom, with new updates
since it has launched, seems set up to keep fans busy for
quite some time and it has a good foundation, even if some
geysers need cleaning up. Characters all
have their own
● James Bentley little quirks.
VERDICT
Tamagotchi Adventure Kingdom Art style is great
is a lovely little life sim that is a Relaxing gameplay
joy to look at, though derivative Very cute
design and some slower The gameplay loop
mechanics wear it down. could be more original
Slow at times
★★ ★★
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REVIEWS
Wanderlog
The perfect companion to your
dream vacation
FREE; Pro subscription $5.99/month; $49.99/year FROM App Store FEATURES
Plan a vacation itinerary, explore travel guides, view your whole trip on a map and map
your route, collaborate with your travel companions NEEDS iPadOS 13.0 or later,
iOS 13.0 or later, macOS 11.0 or later and M1 chip or later, visionOS 1.0 or later
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A fter a review, few apps remain on my Apple devices,

but Wanderlog has cemented itself as one of the
most useful travel applications we’ve ever used. Now
with a dedicated spot on my iPad and iPhone, this free travel
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app (with an optional subscription that I haven’t even used)

is perfect for planning your next family vacation or road trip
with friends. Wanderlog lets you collaborate with others to
create a trip itinerary, cover budget costs, organize your flight
and hotel reservations, and even map out your daily activities
on a map. Anyone planning a vacation in the coming months
should download this app, it truly deserves a spot on your
Apple device.
Plan your itinerary Planning a
Wanderlog’s itinerary planning feature is a must for any trip has never
traveler, allowing you to plan your next trip from picking been easier.
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restaurants to helping you find recommendations through

curated guides for specific destinations. As someone who
likes to take traveling very easy, rarely planning anything in
advance, Wanderlog has given me a new insight into travel
planning that not only makes it exciting but also efficient.
With a big birthday trip to New York City coming up shortly,
my partner and I have been using Wanderlog to plan a pizza
itinerary for every single pizza shop we read about online
— now we’ve got a fully mapped-out route of over 30 pizza
places. You’ll need Wanderlog Pro to use your travel plan
offline, but considering most places have internet access, it’s
really not that much of a limitation.
Wanderlog allows you to break places to visit into
multiple lists, so you can differentiate from restaurants, shops,
bars, cafés, museums, you name it. This is fantastic for the
map feature, which then gives you the option to filter based
on specific lists so the map doesn’t get too cluttered. If you
pay for Wanderlog’s premium subscription you can even
export the map with all your recommendations to Google
Maps, allowing you to use a different navigation app when
on vacation.
Break down
places to visit
into multiple lists.
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Incredibly convenient
When it comes to using apps to plan aspects of my life, Thanks to
I want something seamless that doesn’t feel like an added Wanderlog you
thing to do. Wanderlog strives in its simplicity, allowing you won’t miss great
to conveniently take control of your next trip without doing places to visit.
extra work. I’ve found that my anticipation and excitement for
my next vacation is through the roof thanks to Wanderlog as
I have no stress about making sure I hit up specific spots or
do specific things. The collaboration element of Wanderlog
is fantastic, you can add your travel group so everyone can
collaborate in real time, adding an extra
element of fun as you watch your trip
come to life before your very eyes. The
app is gorgeous on iPad too, allowing
you to see a full-screen visualization of
your vacation and making it easy to spot
potential issues or crossovers that could
lead to hiccups down the road.
VERDICT
Wanderlog has become one of to use, a joy for collaboration,
my most used apps on not only my and best of all, mostly free — a
iPad but my iPhone too in the past no-brainer for anyone with a
few weeks as I gear up for this huge vacation on the horizon.
vacation in NYC. Few apps get to
keep a place on my Apple devices ★★★★★
but I’ll continue to use Wanderlog
long after I’ve come back from the Easy to use
other side of the Atlantic. Map feature is excellent
Wanderlog is the ideal app for Collaboration is seamless
anyone planning a trip. It’s easy Why is dark mode not free?
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DESIGNED FOR iPAD

Graham Barlow Editor

4 85 must-try iPad tricks

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