Apple Proudly Announces The IOS 4.2 Software Upgrade For IPad

Online, November 24, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Apple has finally released its latest update for iOS, adding new features to both the iPhone and the iPad. Let's take a closer look at some the new features for Apple's tablet, including multitasking and AirPrint as we upgrade our team's capabilities to cater to the latest needs of our global clientele.

Multitasking:
iOS 4.2 brings in the ability to make an iPad tablet user perform more activities simultaneously. Now, working on the tablet won't be monotonous and you can continue working while you have some fun as you play your favorite game or do a little of both at the same time. And yes, needless to say Apple has taken special care that while you run these applications at the same time, it neither hampers the efficiency of the tablet or the application nor drains out the battery unnecessarily.

Folders:
Now, with the software upgrade you can keep all your required applications at the same place but still not eat up a lot of space by doing drag and drop into specific folders and making the home screen clutter free and well organized. After all, you can have your business files, games, movies, music etc all separated in specific folders.

AirPrint:
This part of the software enables the tablet user to print emails, photos as well as web pages just with a few taps without any hassles like downloading additional software, installing drivers or plugging in cables etc. The print goes truly though the air.

AirPlay:
Airplay enables you to view movies or listen to music on your Apple TV or AirPlay enabled speakers easily. It helps to stream any form of digital media wirelessly from the tablet and watch it on a huge screen or play your favorite music on the music system.

FindMyPhone:
This free feature of the software upgrade helps the user to locate the lost or missing device and most importantly protect its data. Once the feature is installed, one can find the lost device and view it on a map on the screen, take remote access of the device and set up a pass code lock.
If the phone is never found, one can initiate a remote wipe to delete all data and hold a backup which can be later used to restore the same on the device if found later.