Discover how your iPad can help you communicate with the world, get your work done, and enjoy music, videos, photos, and books. Whether you need help getting started, want to learn insider tips, or need help with a malfunctioning iPad, this general reference from the experts at Macworld has handy advice.

In this detailed ebook, Glenn Fleishman explains how to network an iPad and keep its data safe from prying eyes. The book covers Wi-Fi, 3G, and Bluetooth connections, and helps you both protect your data on the iPad and keep data safe while in transit across the Internet.

Become an iPad media maven! Join Jeff Carlson as he explains how to add text, tunes, movies, and more to your iPad, and learn smart ways to use Apple's core media apps, plus find tips about third-party apps. Also, read about using your iPad as a TV remote. Updated for the Apple TV 2, and the iPad 2 and iOS 4.3!

Do you know who's using your wireless network right now? Whether you are concerned about a home or small office network, wireless networking experts Glenn Fleishman and Adam Engst help you evaluate your security risks, understand the pros and cons of different techniques, and secure your wireless network and data.

Learn the ins and outs of your iPhone or iPod touch in this 174-page guide. Whether you need help getting started with almost any aspect of your device, want to work more efficiently and learn insider tips, or want to solve a common problem, the experts at Macworld have you covered.

Want to sync your Mac's data without hassle? Michael Cohen walks you through all the steps, explains Apple's syncing model, and provides essential troubleshooting advice. Covers syncing to another Mac, MobileMe, Google, Exchange, iPhones, iPods, Apple TV, mobile phones generally, and tips for Palms and Blackberries.

Frustrated in your attempts to sync data between Macs, or with an iPhone, iPod, or Apple TV? What about a mobile phone or PDA? Synchronization expert Michael Cohen shows you what you need, explains Apple's syncing model, and provide essential troubleshooting advice. Now covers iTunes 9 and iPhone OS 3!

Macintosh guru Adam Engst is back with the latest advice about how to figure out which Mac meets your needs and budget, and when and where you should buy. This significantly updated edition includes current details about all the Intel-based Macs, in-depth instructions on moving files to a new Mac, and more.

Macworld's experts have turned their attention to digital music and video! You'll find help with digitizing and organizing content in iTunes, finding media online, and syncing your content to an Apple TV, iPod, or iPhone. It also helps when problems crop up, and recommends top cases, speakers, and other accessories.

Professional photographer Larry Chen returns with an update to the third edition of his detailed guide to purchasing the best digital camera for your needs, now with details about the latest trends, camera models, megapixel ranges, and pricing! Larry also includes a brief discussion of Auto ISO.

Whether you already own a digital TV or plan to buy one, this up-to-date ebook helps you improve your TV watching experience! TV maven Clark Humphrey cuts through the jargon to explain how to pick the best digital TV, position it for optimal viewing, adjust image quality, and integrate it with your computer.

Wonder what your iPod can do beyond playing music? PDA expert Steve Sande has collected every non-musical use of the iPod, including how to use your iPod as a PDA, photo wallet, backup drive, alarm clock, and emergency boot drive. Also learn to use your iPod to give presentations, read ebooks, play games, and even run Linux!

Frustrated in your attempts to synchronize data between Macs, or with an iPhone, iPod, or Apple TV? What about mobile phones and PDAs? Synchronization expert Michael E. Cohen shows you what you need, explains Apple's syncing model, and offers advice about what to do when things break. Covers the latest Apple gadgets!

Did you pay more than you wanted for your last airplane flight? Most people do, thanks to the wily pricing techniques of the airline industry. But airline blogger Sam Sellers has a time-tested technique for efficiently finding the lowest possible fare. For your next trip, follow Sam's advice to fly the route you want for a fare you can afford.