7 Tablet Books That Separate Experts from Amateurs

Edward C. Baig and Bob LeVitus bring decades of Apple expertise to this guide tailored for the iPad mini user. The book covers everything from mastering the multitouch interface to organizing your schedule with the Calendar app, providing clear explanations on syncing data, using Siri, and managing photos and media. You’ll also find practical tips on staying connected online and troubleshooting common issues, making it ideal for those who want to unlock their device’s full potential without getting overwhelmed. Whether you’re new to iPads or upgrading your skills, this edition adapts to the latest hardware and software updates, offering a friendly, approachable way to become an iPad mini pro.

Michael Miller leverages decades of experience writing for diverse audiences to create a guide tailored specifically for seniors navigating iPadOS 14. You’ll learn how to customize your device, use accessibility features like larger text and voice commands, and connect with family through FaceTime and Zoom. The book breaks down complex tasks such as syncing with iCloud and troubleshooting common issues into manageable steps. If you’re a senior wanting to confidently use your iPad without tech overwhelm, this book offers clear instructions grounded in genuine empathy for your needs.

This personalized book explores the full potential of your tablet by focusing on your unique model and skill level. It examines the core features, settings, and applications tailored specifically to your device, ensuring you gain practical knowledge that matches your background. By bridging expert insights with your individual interests, this tailored guide reveals pathways through complex tablet functionalities, helping you master your device with confidence. Covering everything from basic navigation to advanced customization, it addresses your specific goals and usage preferences. This personalized approach maximizes your learning efficiency, allowing you to explore the nuances of your tablet in a way that feels relevant and engaging.

Dan Gookin draws on nearly three decades of experience simplifying technology to guide you through the Samsung Galaxy Tab’s features with clarity and ease. The book breaks down how to set up your device, manage email and social media, and fully leverage unique tools like the S-Pen and Bixby assistant. Chapters on entertainment—streaming TV, music, and ebooks—show you how to turn your tablet into a versatile companion for both work and play. Whether you're new to Android tablets or switching from another device, this book helps you navigate the Galaxy Tab’s capabilities without overwhelming jargon.

Nancy C. Muir brings decades of experience in technology writing to guide seniors through the nuances of the iPad, addressing the unique challenges they face with new tech. You’ll find clear explanations on setting up your device, navigating the latest iOS features, and using essential apps like email, calendar, and maps, all presented in a large, easy-to-read format. The book also highlights accessibility options, which can be a game changer for those with visual or motor difficulties. Whether you’re new to tablets or upgrading to the newest iPad, this resource focuses on making your experience smoother and more enjoyable.

Jeff Carlson's decades of experience writing about technology and photography shine through in this concise guide to the iPad 2. Rather than overwhelming you with tech jargon, Carlson walks you through the device’s features—from FaceTime video calls and HD video to the App Store and iBooks—with straightforward instructions and helpful tips. Specific chapters like the one on video mirroring explain how to get more from the hardware, making it useful whether you’re a novice or looking to deepen your iPad skills. This book fits anyone wanting practical mastery of their iPad 2 without fluff or confusion.

This tailored book explores a fast-track learning plan designed specifically to elevate your tablet skills within 30 days. It covers essential features and advanced functions, focusing directly on your interests and current experience level. The book examines practical uses—whether for productivity, creativity, or communication—through a personalized lens that matches your background and goals. You’ll find guidance that navigates tablet interfaces, app management, device settings, and troubleshooting, all arranged to build your confidence efficiently. By tailoring content to your specific needs, this book reveals a streamlined path through the complexities of tablet technology, ensuring you gain meaningful skills without unnecessary detours or information overload.

Unlike most design sketchbooks that simply offer blank pages, this book delivers structured templates tailored specifically for UX/UI professionals working across mobile, tablet, and desktop platforms. UX/UI Designer Books, with their clear focus on practical tools, presents 12 detailed projects that guide you through responsive design workflows, including client meeting notes and feedback sections. You learn to manage your projects with a dotted grid system that supports both full-screen and scroll views, making it easier to visualize and iterate your wireframes. If you handle multiple device formats and want an organized approach to planning and sketching your designs, this book fits your needs well, though it’s less suited for those seeking theoretical design principles.