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If you need to clear out your Mail emails on your iPad after a long week at work for peace of mind, deleting multiple emails at one time is essential to save time and effort. Bear in mind that Archiving is different to Deleting. Archiving means the email is no longer in your Inbox view but it is stored in All Mail, and available in labels and when you search. Deleting a message means it doesn't show in your Inbox view or anywhere else, and sits in the Trash folder for 30 days then deletes permanently. We show you how to delete multiple selected emails in the Mail app on your iPad, how to delete them from your Trash folder, and how to delete all emails in one go. Open the Mail app. Tap Edit on the top right-hand side at the top next to your Inbox or All Mail list.

White circles will appear next to your emails on the left-had side of your screen. Tap these to tick the multiple emails you want to delete. Tap Move in the centre-bottom of your email list. This will take you to the main list in your Mail app. Tap Trash, underneath Junk in the list. Your emails will still be stored in your Trash folder. To note: You can tap Cancel at any time in this process. Open your Trash folder to delete emails stored in it. Tap Edit in the top right of your email list. Tick all the emails you want to delete by tapping the white circles that appear on the left side of your email list. Tap Delete in the bottom right-hand side of your screen. To delete all your emails in Trash in one go, tap Edit in the top right-hand corner of your screen. Tap Delete All in the bottom right-hand corner of your email list. You will be asked to confirm deleting all your emails. The emails should be permanently deleted. Tap Edit in the right-hand corner of your email list. Tap Delete All at the bottom right-had corner of your email list.

Safari is the main Web browser App for iPhone and iPad. Lot of people that use Safari do not know how tips and simple tricks that they can use to make life easier when using Safari. Our guide will help you understand how simple hints and tips to take the best advantage of the Safari browser. A great feature that will make things simipiler is for you synchronize Safari on your computer and Safari on your iPhone together. A great feature that many people do not realize is that you can set options AutoFill "" to your user and password names so you do not have to enter it every time you connect. The best way to do this is to go to "Settings" and select "Safari" then "passwords and autofill." Once you get here, you can select all the accounts you want to use the "Auto Fill" function when using Safari. Another headache for many iPhone users go to a Web site and the site is automatically formatted for the mobile version. With Safari, you can simply switch to the desktop version by going to the menu bar. Once you get to the menu screen, you will have two options, "Add to Favorites" or "Site office demand." Select the "Site office demand" and the page will load in desktop format.

Open the Settings app. Swipe up until you find iTunes & App Store. Under Automatic Downloads, turn off the toggle next to Updates. That’s all there is to it. If you can't be bothered to update apps on your own, you can always go the other extreme and make sure you always have the latest version of each app automatically. Open the Settings app. Swipe up until you find iTunes & App Store. Under Automatic Downloads, turn on the toggle next to Updates. If you want updates on the go, flick on Use Mobile Data as well. The last option won’t auto-update any apps that are larger than 100MB in size, though, keeping in mind that even unlimited data plans have a policy of reasonable restriction. If you switch on the Use Mobile Data option, you may see a spike in your mobile data usage and associated charges, if any. If you leave it off, your apps won’t auto-update until you’re connected to a Wi-Fi network. Unlike on Android, you can’t selectively choose which apps you want to keep on auto-update. Once you turn automatic updates on or off iOS, all/ no apps will update to the latest available version without your permission.