Screenshots from the iPad

A view of the Macworld homepage on Safari.

The BBC’s “Doctor Who” page looks nice in Safari, except for a blank spot where a Flash element was.

The Safari bookmarks menu drops down from the address bar in Safari on the iPad.

The inbox on the iPad Mail app with a preview on the right side of the screen.

Writing an email in the Mail app with the full keyboard.

Choosing music from the iPad iTunes library.

The Day view on the iPad’s calendar opens up like a book with a list of events on the right.

One tap on an event the Calendar app’s Week view brings up additional details.

Like the iPhone, the iPad’s Notes app only lets you use the Marker Felt font.

The Maps app shows step-by-step directions to your location on top of the full map.

Looking for entertaining videos in the iPad’s YouTube app.

Customizing the font view on a “Winnie the Pooh” book (left) and searching for text in the book (right).

Text can be easily highlighted within a passage (left) and quickly defined, using the dictionary feature on the iPad (right).

Joining a Wi-Fi network (left) and switching Notification features on/off (right) on the iPad.

Choosing a wallpaper on the iPad (left) and displaying personal photos for the Picture Frame settings (right).

General settings on the iPad (left), as well as mail, contacts, and calendar settings (right).

Settings for your iPod (left) and Safari (right).

Video settings (left) allows you to determine when to begin playing your video, as well as turning on/off wide screen, and photo settings (right) include timing, repeating, and shuffling options.