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Sneak peek: Running iOS 4.2 on your iPad

We take a look at what changes iOS 4.2 will bring about on the iPad.

on Oct 25 2010 5:07PM

iOS 4.2 allows users to group apps into folders for easier navigation - here you can see a few apps collated under 'shopping'.

When a group is opened, the apps within it come to the foreground.

Hooray! A print function at last!

The Print option has been added by Apple into Safari and several other apps.

Double tapping the Home button in iOS4 reveals the task switcher. This pops up from the bottom of the display and dims the other icons.

The task switcher also includes controls for iPod playback, screen brightness and a new control that locks the screen orientation now that the hardware button has been reassigned to mute the sound.

iOS 4.2 allows users to group apps into folders for easier navigation - here you can see a few apps collated under 'shopping'.

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