Hudl For Dummies

Learn to: Use the Hudls extensive functions Get connected with Wi–Fi and Bluetooth Watch videos, play games and listen to music Make the Hudl safe for children Everything you need to know to get started with the Hudl today This easy–to–use guide will show you the ins and outs of the Hudl, including how to start it, set it up and use it to send and manage email, chat, take photos, play games, watch videos and much, much more. If youve never used a tablet before, this guide to the Hudl is your ticket to getting the most from your new device! Get up and running get to know your Hudls touchscreen controls Get connected set up Wi–Fi, connect with Bluetooth, plug into an HDTV, connect to a computer and add a micro–SD card Stay in touch find out how to use Chrome, email, Facebook, Skype and other great apps Be entertained use your Hudl as an entertainment centre, featuring videos, music, games, books and much more Accessorising and more take your Hudl to the next level with Hudl accessories Open the book and find: Tips on starting up the Hudl and setting it up just as you like it How to launch and download apps with the Hudl The lowdown on accessing the Internet and email A guide to watching films, listening to music and playing games Tips on online shopping with the Hudl How to use blinkbox books to download and read ebooks

Rosemary Hattersley is a UK–based tech journalist who has written for Computeractive, PC Advisor, CNET and Macworld, among others. She is the co–author of iPad For the Older and Wiser, 3 rd Edition.