To starting flying, quickly double-tap the jump button while on the ground. To fly up, hold the jump button and quickly slide your finger up to the foward arrow. If you hold the jump button and quickly slide it to the back arrow, then you can fly downwards. Quickly double-tapping the jump button while in the air will send you immediately back to the ground.

You can't I tried it sorry:(

It is built into the chassis at the bottom of the display.

When you sign up for an iTunes account, they will ask you to select a form of payment. If you select None, they will let you download free apps but if you download a paid app, they will mail you a bill.

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Go to App Store and put in kick the buddy in

Yes, you can have multiple IOS devices on the same account. The limit is 5 devices.

It should be noted that the MacBook Air an iPad 2 fall under completely different categories in personal computing. The MacBook Air is an ultra-portable, which is essentially an add-on to your already existing desktop and/or portable. The iPad 2 is a tablet device which does not function in the exact same way that a MacBook Air does.

Most files that are stored on a MacBook Air will not open on an iPad 2 with the exception of document, image, and PDF files.

Your best method of transfer would either by email for smaller files, Dropbox, or iDisk.

click delete

Depends on your definition of removable, you can remove it, just not as easily as most devices, instead of there being a screw to take out or a button to press, you actually need to work yourself into the body of the iPad and solder the battery in/out...

It is bigger than an amazon kindle fire.

the space bar is in the usual place it is except it is on the screen. (if you cant find it, it can also be the underscore) hope i helped :)

You can't make a group call with landline/mobile numbers. But with other Skype users -- yes, you can. Simply invite the other people in, one at a time.

I just called Juno's customer support, and they said that they couldn't even delete it (some help they are).

They did tell me, however, that if you do not log in to your e-mail account for 60 days it will be considered inactive and will be deleted from their system.

Try this: Juno Account Cancellation - 1-888-811-5866

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12/8/08

I just called that # and they said: From the account you want to delete, send an email to abuse@support.juno.com. In the Subj line, type "Cancel free membership." In the body, type "Cancel my account for (your email)."

Incidentally, I asked him why they couldn't just post these simple steps on the Juno website. He had no answer....

1/04/2010

In order to delete a Juno email account online that is free you will have to have the Juno 5.0 CD-ROM. Ask Juno's customer service to send you a 5.0 CD-ROM. Install it on your computer and download your email account to your computer. Once downloaded, click the Juno icon on your desktop and the opening window will appear. Look to the right on the screen you will see delete or import account. Enter screename and password then click delete account. This will permanently delete the account from your computer and Juno's central computers. If you have a paid Juno account you will have to call Juno's customer service to get it deleted.

When your iPad is plugged into your computer, open iTunes. Under devices, it will say iPad or (name)'s iPad. Towards the top of iTunes, it will say summary. At the bottom of that screen, it will say capacity. It will also show a report of how much of the space is being used and by what.

Sixteen.

The iPad can be either Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Cellular. (2)

It has a storage of 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB. (4)

This makes eight models based on storage capacity and Cellular.

Models are white or black. (2)

Which makes sixteen possible choices.

The new iPad (3rd generation) was released on March 16, 2012 in the U.S.

The iPad 2 was just the second generation update of the original iPad. The iPod Touch and the iPad actually apparently started development at the same time, born from the idea of Steve Jobs, for an Internet capable device combined with an iPod. However, when the idea to combine that with the technology of a cell phone/smartphone was developed, (what would soon become the first iPhone,) the idea for the iPad was shelved, and the iPhone was released. The original idea for the PDA device, the parallel for the iPhone, (a.k.a., the iPod Touch,) was released in December 2007, the same year. Approximately two years later, the iPad was put back into development by Steve Jobs, and in March 2010, the iPad was unveiled and released. Then one year later, in March 2011, Apple, under Steve Jobs, released the iPad 2. Now in March 2012, Tim Cook unveiled the new iPad, or the iPad 3rd Generation. I know that I may be kind of annoying, rambling on on the history of the iPad, but you sort of have to know all of that to know the answer to your question. Hope this helps! SeanHolshouser

The both items are totally different in what they are used for. The PS3 is a console, meaning you play well performanced graphical games. The iPad 2 is a tablet which you can play games, browser the web, download apps etc.

The iPad 2 is the double price of a PS3.

Depends on the type of damage or what needs to be fixed, and where you get it fixed.

The clipboard can't be viewed, as it can on a Macintosh computer. It is stored in the memory of the iPad, and has a one-phrase memory.

That depends on the apps. They vary greatly in size.

as much as you want