Where the files are stored in the apple IPAD ?

[Ishwari]

The newer IPAD has just added more pain nothing more than that, as I am having the one and always use to get stuck while finding any particular files. And as the title implies where all the files are actually stored in the device, will you please help me understanding this? because the thing is like whenever we visit the apple tech site, there is no such discussion made ever before, thus any suggestion would surely appreciated.

[Huron]

Though your question is too simple but still I am not getting as about which file you are talking about? Because as there are too many different files supported through the device and they all are stored in different location. I mean to say all the music file under particular directory, and similarly the videos in other and application would be in different one. Thus it would be better if you been more specific.

[Fox28]

well, there is no file organization such as you'd get on a computer. Files are stored with the application with which they are created or saved. Files are kept in the device with their applications as there is no general file storage. I mean to say as the device don’t make use of another media card thus they all are stored the internal rather in the default memory only. if you want to know more about the same then you should have option to check out the User's Manual that you must have been gotten with the device.

[Beothuk]

What content you are about to save?
Because all content have their different location such as :

Pictures will be stored in the Photos application in the Saved Photos or Camera
Roll album,

PDF files would be stored in the iBooks app.

Apart from this you can manually move wherever you want.

[Ishwari]

Thanks for the suggestion that you have made because I was actually confused whenever I have to find any of the content. For example if suppose if I save any page from the browser so how where it would be stored? How can I access it? anyways thanks for the effort you have made.

[Antonio1]

See the thing is like you can access then again through the browser itself, no need to browse it over the whole device directory