Books with author Danielle Smith-Llera

A Comprehensive User Guide to 2020 iPad ProApple in March 2020 refreshed its iPad Pro lineup, introducing a faster A12Z Bionic processor, dual rear cameras, a new LiDAR scanner for improved augmented reality capabilities, improved audio, and an optional Magic Keyboard accessory that adds a trackpad to the iPad for the first time.According to Apple, the 2020 iPad Pro is its most advanced iPad Pro to date, with a number of "pro" improvements for those who want an iPad that's able to replace a computer.When it comes to design, the iPad Pro is unchanged, available in 11 and 12.9-inch sizes with an all-screen design and an edge-to-edge display that does not include a Home button.There are many other factors that make up the overall goodness of the 2020 iPad Pro. We got a chance at handling the device and we are presenting our User Guide to help you maximize your new iPad Pro.This book is written in simple and clear terms with a step-by-step approach and with tips and tricks that will help you to master your new iPad Pro within the shortest period of time. Here is a preview of what you will learn:•How to set up your iPad Pro•Manage Apple ID and iCloud settings on iPad Pro•Move content manually from your Android device to your iOS device•Change access to items when iPad is locked•Prevent iPad Pro from automatically filling in passwords•Set up iCloud Keychain on iPad•Use VPN on iPad Pro•How to Multitask on Your iPad•Multitask with Picture in Picture on iPad Pro•Use AirDrop on iPad Pro to send items to devices near you•Manage your App Store purchases, subscriptions, and settings on iPad•Read books in the Books app on iPad Pro•Set Reading Goals in Books on iPad Pro•Set reminders on iPad Pro•Set up Family Sharing on iPad Pro•Create an Apple ID for a child•Accept an invitation to Family Sharing•Share purchases with family members on iPad Pro•How to use a shared iCloud storage plan•How to Ask Siri on iPad Pro•Set up Apple Pay•Use Siri with AirPods on iPad•Use Apple Pencil To Take Notes on Lock Screen•Move Multiple Apps Together on Home screen•Enable AssistiveTouch•Record Your iPad Screen•How to Block People From Sending You Mail in iPadOS•How to use Favorites in Apple Maps•How to use Cycle Tracking in Health•Download Free Books on Your iPad•Let Your iPad Read Selected Text to YouAdditional value for this book.•A well organized index and table of content that you can easily reference to get details quickly and more efficiently•Step-by-step instructions on how to operate your iPad Mini 5 in the simplest terms.•Latest tips and tricks to help you maximize your iPad Mini 5 to the fullestScroll up and click BUY WITH 1-CLICK to add this book to your library.

Step back in time and visit Massachusetts during the Colonial period. After the Pilgrims established Plymouth Colony in 1620, other settlers flocked to Massachusetts seeking religious freedom. Find out what made Massachusetts unique, how it got the nickname "the Bay State," what role it played during the Revolutionary War, and what daily life was like in Colonial times and the early days of statehood.

A Comprehensive User Guide to 2020 iPad ProApple in March 2020 refreshed its iPad Pro lineup, introducing a faster A12Z Bionic processor, dual rear cameras, a new LiDAR scanner for improved augmented reality capabilities, improved audio, and an optional Magic Keyboard accessory that adds a trackpad to the iPad for the first time.According to Apple, the 2020 iPad Pro is its most advanced iPad Pro to date, with a number of "pro" improvements for those who want an iPad that's able to replace a computer.When it comes to design, the iPad Pro is unchanged, available in 11 and 12.9-inch sizes with an all-screen design and an edge-to-edge display that does not include a Home button.There are many other factors that make up the overall goodness of the 2020 iPad Pro. We got a chance at handling the device and we are presenting our User Guide to help you maximize your new iPad Pro.This book is written in simple and clear terms with a step-by-step approach and with tips and tricks that will help you to master your new iPad Pro within the shortest period of time. Here is a preview of what you will learn:•How to set up your iPad Pro•Manage Apple ID and iCloud settings on iPad Pro•Move content manually from your Android device to your iOS device•Change access to items when iPad is locked•Prevent iPad Pro from automatically filling in passwords•Set up iCloud Keychain on iPad•Use VPN on iPad Pro•How to Multitask on Your iPad•Multitask with Picture in Picture on iPad Pro•Use AirDrop on iPad Pro to send items to devices near you•Manage your App Store purchases, subscriptions, and settings on iPad•Read books in the Books app on iPad Pro•Set Reading Goals in Books on iPad Pro•Set reminders on iPad Pro•Set up Family Sharing on iPad Pro•Create an Apple ID for a child•Accept an invitation to Family Sharing•Share purchases with family members on iPad Pro•How to use a shared iCloud storage plan•How to Ask Siri on iPad Pro•Set up Apple Pay•Use Siri with AirPods on iPad•Use Apple Pencil To Take Notes on Lock Screen•Move Multiple Apps Together on Home screen•Enable AssistiveTouch•Record Your iPad Screen•How to Block People From Sending You Mail in iPadOS•How to use Favorites in Apple Maps•How to use Cycle Tracking in Health•Download Free Books on Your iPad•Let Your iPad Read Selected Text to YouAdditional value for this book.•A well organized index and table of content that you can easily reference to get details quickly and more efficiently•Step-by-step instructions on how to operate your iPad Mini 5 in the simplest terms.•Latest tips and tricks to help you maximize your iPad Mini 5 to the fullestScroll up and click BUY WITH 1-CLICK to add this book to your library.

Two American athletes made history at the 1968 Summer Olympics, but not on the track. They staged a silent protest against racial injustice. Tommie Smith and John Carlos, gold and bronze medalists in the 200-meter sprint, stood with heads bowed and black-gloved fists raised as the national anthem played during the medal ceremony. The Australian silver medalist wore a human rights badge in support. All three would pay a heavy price for their activism. A Life magazine photograph seen by millions would ensure that the silent protest was remembered, and eventually admired, as a symbol of the battle for equality and civil rights.

The final match of the 2001 U.S. Open featuring tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams was groundbreaking. It was first time siblings had squared off in the final match for more than 100 years. And it was the first time both players were black. The photo of the smiling Williams sisters holding their trophies after the tennis match appeared in newspapers around the globe. It captured two athletes who fought, and would continue to fight, for a place for women and African-Americans in tennis and the world beyond.