

In addition to swapping right and left audio, it is also said to shift higher frequency, more directional sound and voice to the top edge of the screen, making it easier to clearly hear voices.

IPad Pro puts a speaker on each corner of the device, and balances audio between them as you change its orientation. One very noteworthy difference, however, is that Apple has finally caught up with certain other tablet vendors in using multiple speakers. You can also try gently rolling them as well.Apart from its larger size, the iPad Pro is virtually identical to other iPad models, with the same placement of its Touch ID Home, power and other buttons. This is a perfect activity to try during breaks, to get some of the stiffness out of your wrists. Gently shake out your wrists, as if you washed your hands and were drying water off of them. Then, move your fingers down, toward the floor, and bend your wrist downward, in the opposite direction, for another five seconds. Place one wrist out in front of you, in the "stop" position, and gently bend back your fingers, holding for five seconds. Now, bend your wrists down slightly and hold this position for five seconds, feeling a deep stretch. Place your arms straight out in front of you, in fists. Simply place your hands into loose fists for at least five seconds, and then let go of the fist for 1-2 seconds. Hold this position for five seconds, relax your wrists, and repeat at least ten times.

Karen holds a Master of Science in Physical Therapy and a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Misericordia University.
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With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in a comprehensive approach to practicing physical therapy utilizing therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, pain education, and home exercise programs. Karen Litzy, PT, DPT is a licensed physical therapist, international speaker, owner of Karen Litzy Physical Therapy, PLLC, and the host of the Healthy Wealthy & Smart podcast.

This article was co-authored by Karen Litzy, PT, DPT.
