1. Get ride of your most recent apps from memory. To close the application, we need to bring up a list of all running applications. You can do this by double clicking the home button at the bottom of your iPad. When you double click in quick succession, your most recent apps are shown as small windows with their connected icon below it.

Touch the window and swipe toward the top of the screen to close an app, a gesture tat resembles sliding the app off the iPad. Note: If you have not upgraded to iOS 7, you will get a different screen when double-clicking the home button. This screen has all of the application icons lined up across the bottom of the screen with no connected windows. To close an app, simply touch an application and hold your finger down until the icons become visible as wavering light. Small red circles with a minus sign in the middle will appear on the top of the icons. You can simple touch the red circle to close an app. Go ahead and close the first five or six apps and see if that helps. If it doesn't, try closing a few more.

2. You prefer Chrome to Safari? chances are Safari is just going to run faster on your device. Not only do third-party apps update and slow down over time, but a lot of Apple apps have access to certain resources that third-party apps do not. So if your device is starting to feel a little slow, it may be best to remove your downloaded apps and use the Apple's built-In apps for the mean time.

3. Update your iPhone to the latest firmware. Unless you have an iPhone 3G, in which case you might want to stick with the iOS 3.1.3.

4. Clearing a little space can improve your iPad performance. This can be achieved by deleting apps that you no longer use, especially games that you are tired of playing. Also delete your cookies and web history to speed up Safari, though this will cause you to log back into any websites that have saved your login information.

5. Remove all Jailbreaking tweaks, If you're jailbroken, some of your tweaks are probably the cause of your slowdowns. Whether you're customizing your home screen or just installing new features, it may be time to give up on them.

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