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How to Turn Off iMessage on iPad

If you use an iPhone and an iPad with the same Apple ID, you might notice that your iMessages appear on both devices. While this synchronization can be convenient, there are situations where you might prefer to keep your messages only on your iPhone. Perhaps you share your iPad with family members, or you want to minimize distractions on your tablet. Thankfully, you can disable iMessage on your iPad without affecting your Apple ID or your ability to download apps and media you've purchased.

Step 1: On your iPad's home screen, tap on the Settings app to open it.

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How to set a Daily Reading Goal in Apple Books app on iPhone and iPad

If you use Apple Books on your iPhone or iPad for your daily reading fix, you might find the new “Reading Goals” feature helpful in the Books app on devices running iOS 13.

The updated Apple Books app lets you keep track of the minutes you read each day, and the number of books you read in an year. You can customize and set goals for your daily reading fix using the “Reading Goals” feature.

To set a daily reading goal on your iPhone or iPad, first open the Books app from the home screen and

Microsoft OneDrive app gets Multiple Windows support on iPad

Microsoft is rolling out an update for the OneDrive app with support for “Split View” on iPad devices. It lets the users view and edit multiple files at once in a split view on iPad.

Apple added support for multiple windows from the same app in Split View with the iPadOS 13 update which began rolling out late last month. If you’ve a compatible iPad, update it iPadOS 13 to use the split view feature in the OneDrive app as well as many other apps that now support multiple windows.

Currently, the app only supports PDFs

How to Take a Screenshot with Apple Pencil on iPad

On Apple Pencil supported iPad models, you can swipe up from the bottom of the screen to capture a screenshot using Apple Pencil.

The iPadOS 13 is bringing a lot of improvements to the iPad and one of our favorite new feature is the ability to take screenshot with an Apple Pencil.

You can now swipe up from the bottom corner of the screen with an Apple Pencil to capture a screenshot on your iPad. The shot automatically opens in the screenshot editor tool so you can make notes or doodle over it using the Apple Pencil.

Swipe up from the bottom corner using Apple Pencil to capture a screenshot

When you’re done editing the screenshot, tap “Done” at

How to Get Floating Keyboard on iPad

Get the new Floating keyboard on iPad by pinching in on the regular keyboard, or tap and hold the keyboard icon and select "Floating" option.

iPad now has a separate OS for itself called the “iPadOS”, and that means new exclusive features for the device. One of the neatest new feature coming with iPadOS is the new smaller keyboard called “Floating Keyboard”.

The new Floating Keyboard for iPad is basically the same keyboard that you see on iPhone. It allows iPad users to see more on the screen while typing.

You can get the floating keyboard by simply pinching over the regular keyboard on your iPad. By pinching we mean an inward gesture on the keyboard using two fingers.

How to Turn Off iMessage on iPad

How to set a Daily Reading Goal in Apple Books app on iPhone and iPad

Microsoft OneDrive app gets Multiple Windows support on iPad

How to Take a Screenshot with Apple Pencil on iPad

How to Get Floating Keyboard on iPad

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