iPad untuk Pemula (2026) - Mulai dari Sini!

Overall goal / platform

• This tutorial is designed for first-time iPad users in 2026, demonstrating features on the latest iPadOS version referred to as “26” (per the subtitles).
• Main areas covered:
  • Lock Screen
  • Home Screen
  • Dock (Doc)
  • Notification Center / Control Center
  • Multitasking
  • Gestures
  • Settings (battery/display accessibility)
  • Apple Pencil basics
  • App security

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1) Lock Screen features & customization

• Face ID / Touch ID are used to unlock and personalize the lock screen.
• To customize:
  • Press and hold wallpaper → “Customize.”

Editable lock screen elements

• Widgets
  • Move/add widgets such as weather and calendar.
• Clock styling
  • Customize:
    • Font
    • Font thickness
    • Color
    • Saturation
    • “Liquid-like vs solid” look
  • Option to extend the hour numbers further down.
• Second (larger) widget area
  • Appears on the left/bottom depending on layout.
• Wallpaper depth effect
  • A setting that makes part of the wallpaper appear dominant (clock/front can be partially covered by wallpaper elements).
  • Creator note: it may not look impressive unless the wallpaper matches the intended effect.
• Light/Dark mode
  • Tied to wallpaper and available iPadOS wallpapers.
• 3D / spiral scene wallpaper effects
  • Mentioned as a feature on certain wallpapers.

Saving and orientation behavior

• Save widget layouts per lock screen setup
  • Changing wallpapers doesn’t require rebuilding widget layout.
• Portrait/landscape orientation
  • iPad can be used in portrait or landscape.
  • Example note: if a widget isn’t set for portrait, it may disappear when rotating.

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2) Sponsored app: UPDF (PDF productivity)

A sponsored segment covers UPDF features:

• Edit PDF text and rearrange/edit images inside PDFs
• Highlight and add notes
• Security
  • Password-protect PDFs
• Signatures for PDFs
• Compress PDFs to reduce file size
• AI assistant for:
  • Summarizing PDFs
  • Finding information
  • Translating PDFs
• Cross-platform support: Windows, Mac, iOS, Android
• One account can be used across four devices

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3) Home Screen customization

• Customize app icons and widgets:
  • Move app icons
  • Add widgets
  • Resize widgets (when a widget shows an icon in the bottom-right corner)

Workflow

• Press and hold Home Screen → “Edit” → add widgets, then adjust appearance options.

Icon appearance themes

• Default look
• Black tinted background
• Liquid glass / tinted variations (choose colors)

Visual tweaks

• Dim wallpaper
• Enlarge app icon (note: app name may disappear)
• “Pair” to match wallpaper across Home + Lock screen
• Wallpaper options: blurred vs non-blurred
• Gradients and gallery photo selection

Page management

• “Edit pages” allows:
  • Delete
  • Hide
  • Toggle page visibility
• Widget page:
  • Swiping right opens a widget page for productivity widgets

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4) App Library & search productivity

• Swiping left to the end opens the App Library
  • Apps are categorized (productivity, newly added, creativity, social, etc.)
  • Search does not require knowing categories—can search by:
    • Name
    • First letter

Spotlight Search (hidden feature)

• Search for files, contacts, and other information
• Includes unit conversion (including currency)
• Performs basic calculator-like operations:
  • Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division (without opening the Calculator app first)

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5) Dock (“Doc”) management

• You can change which apps appear in the Dock:
  • Remove icons without uninstalling:
    • Remove from home screen / dock (the app remains installed)
  • Add apps by dragging app icons into the Dock area

Dock-related settings mentioned

• Toggle whether App Library appears in the Dock (recommended on for easier access)
• Toggle suggested/recent apps (creator prefers off to save space)
• Option for Dock to automatically show/hide
  • Otherwise, open it via swipe up from the bottom

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6) Notifications & Control Center

Notification Center (top-left swipe down)

• Displays app notifications with per-app controls:
  • Mute for 1 hour
  • Mute for 1 day
  • Turn off
  • Clear to delete notifications
• Notification display layout can be toggled between:
  • Count
  • Stacked
  • List
• Creator preference: stacked

Control Center (top-right swipe down)

• Quick access to:
  • Orientation lock
  • Screen mirroring
  • Focus mode
  • More controls via press-and-hold

Customizing Control Center

• Press and hold around it or use a plus sign to add controls
• Delete unused controls
• Adjust icon size

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7) Multitasking modes & Stage Manager

Fullscreen apps

• Only one app can be in full-screen within multitasking space.
• To switch:
  • Close the other full-screen window first.

Window Apps (creator favorite)

• More flexible multitasking:
  • Resize and move app windows in the same space
  • Split view for two apps
  • Creator claims opening up to 10 apps simultaneously
• Closing/opening preserves window size and position
• Minimal closing needed:
  • Swiping up to home and back keeps the layout

Stage Manager

• Similar to Window Apps, with added organization:
  • Groups window sets on the left side (e.g., separate work vs entertainment groups)

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8) Gestures (including iPadOS “26” features)

Top menu gesture (from any app)

• Swipe down from the top opens a menu bar
  • Compared to a MacBook window
  • Includes advanced controls with colored icons
• Press/hold a color option to choose where to place the window

Touchpad-style multitasking gestures

• 4–5 finger pinch: go to Home
• 4–5 finger swipe/gesture: switch apps
• 4–5 finger pinch: open app switcher
  • Pauses/stops when engaged

Productivity gestures (example: Apple Notes)

• 3-finger double tap: download (as stated in subtitles)
• 3-finger pinch: copy (after selecting text)
• 3-finger pinch again: paste
• 3-finger left/right swipe: undo/redo

Screenshot / quick note

• Setting for swiping from bottom-left or bottom-right
• Must be in full-screen multitasking view
• Note: menu/screenshot/quick-note settings are located under full screen display-related settings

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9) Settings: battery & display accessibility

• Battery
  • Battery health
  • Charging limit up to 80%
  • Option to show battery percentage
• Display
  • Text size adjustment for comfort

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10) Apple Pencil (beginner tips)

• Example uses Apple Notes with Apple Pencil Pro
• Apple Pencil Pro features mentioned:
  • Side sensor provides haptic feedback
  • Double tap: switches between the last tools used
  • Squeeze/press: opens a pencil tool

Compatibility note

• These gestures are said to be only on Apple Pencil Pro
• Not supported on USB-C Apple Pencil, which lacks that feature set

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11) Extra app security (Face ID / Touch ID)

• Recommended for important apps:
  • Press and hold the app icon → Require Face ID / Touch ID
• Result:
  • Opening the app requires biometric authentication (or the iPad passcode)

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Main speaker/source

• Subtitles describe a single tutorial presenter (“I will teach you… I demonstrate… my opinion…”).
• No specific name is provided in the transcript.