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Minggu, 31 Mei 2015

How to Manually Set Up a Wireless Network Connection for Your iPhone or iPad

How to Manually Set Up a Wireless Network Connection for Your iPhone or iPad

More often, the easiest way to get your iPhone or iPad securely connected to the wireless network is to set it up manually. In this article, I will walk you through the basics of connecting your iDevice to a wireless network; let’s dig into the settings that you can use manually.
Heads up, I wrote this tutorial for those who just acquired their iPhones/iPads. I found out that there are more to iPhone than jailbreaking it. In fact, only a small percentage of iDevice owners want to have their gadgets jailbroken.
Manually Establishing a Wireless Network Connection
To establish a wireless network connection manually on your iPhone or iPad, follow these steps:
Step 1:Launch ‘Settings’ app to begin.
Step 2:You can’t miss ‘Wi-Fi’ for sure, tap on it to display Wi-Fi Networks screen.
You just have to make sure that the toggle switch is in ‘ON’ position; well, if it’s ‘OFF’ just tap on the left part to turn it on.
Joining an OPEN Wireless Network
Whenever a network is open (i.e. broadcasting its SSID) and within range, the name of the network will appear in the ‘Choose A Network‘ menu list in your iPhone’s ‘Wi-Fi Networks’ screen.
Step 3:Enter the Password that you know of whenever the network uses a password for security purposes. After keying in the password, just tap on ‘Join’ button and you’re good to go.
By doing the step above, your iPhone/iPad will try to join the wireless network within range. Whenever it succeeds in joining a network, it’ll display the Wi-Fi Networks screen bearing a check mark next to the network to which the device is connected.
Joining a CLOSED Wireless Network
If the wireless connection is CLOSED (i.e. it’s configure not to broadcast its SSID), the network will never appear in ‘Choose A Network‘ list in Wi-Fi Networks window. Thus, you have to tell your iPhone or iPad to look for a specific network, therefore, you’ve got to tap on ‘Other Network’ option.
Step 4:Whenever you are in this situation, you just have to key in the network’s name in the Name box and tap on the ‘Security’button to reach the Security screen.
If there are several networks to choose from, you just have to tap on the network your iPhone or iPad wants to connect to; this will put a check mark next to it.
Step 5:Tap on ‘Other Network’ button to return to the Other Network screen which now shows the fields required for the security type you chose.
You simply have to type on the required information like your username and password, then tap on ‘Join’ button to join the network you selected.
Important Note: the ‘Ask To Join Networks‘ toggle switch that you can find near the bottom of the Wi-Fi Networks window controls your iPad or iPhone whether or not to offer to connect to other wireless networks available within range. The ‘Join Networks’ feature is useful if you wan the iPad or iPhone to alert the user to a wireless network you may need to join.
That’s it, as far as connecting to a wireless network is concerned that’s how you do it. I hope this tutorial is helpful enough. Don’t hesitate to leave some comments or suggestions.
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How to clear the Safari cache on your iPhone or iPad

How to clear the Safari cache on your iPhone or iPad


Clearing the cache that Safari uses on your iPhone or iPad can be useful in many ways. If you're new to the iPhone, chances are that you don't know how to do this yet, but don't worry, there are only a few simple steps to follow.

First of all, clearing the Safari cache on the iPhone or iPad removes all of the data that websites store on your device, meaning that more of the internal storage becomes available to your needs. Please note that if you've had your iPhone for quite some while and you're a heavy website browser, you'll be able to shave as much as a few hundred MB. Some of this data will be quick to reappear, some of it won't.

Secondly, there are times when clearing the cache can solve certain authentication errors on websites. Many browser-based services will instruct you to clear the cache if you're encountering problems, and this tutorial can help you get the job time in almost no time at all.

  • Step 1: From the home screen of your iPhone or iPad, go to the Settings app.
  • Step 2: Scroll down until you see the Safari tab, then press it.
  • Step 3: Scroll down to find the "Clear History and Website Data" tab, and press it.

There you go, now you have successfully cleared the Safari cache data. This may seem a trivial task for advanced users, but this article should be a good starting point for those who are new to the iPhone or the iPad.