Is there another way to see what model iPad I have without prying it out of the case?

it seem to get an answer to my question, I must know the model of my iPad. My iPad is encased in a protective unit that Sampson couldn't break and one that I can't figure out how to remove. - and the Apple (so called) "support" site only gives pretty pictures for me to compare to my iPad. And I'm supposed to conduct this comparison of pictures on the screen to the back of my iPad (that needs to be turned upside down!!!). And just how am I supposed to see the screen with the iPad turned over?!? WAY TO GO, APPLE! Surely there is a better way to find the model Information! If one looks in Settings, one finds Everything about the iPad -Except the model! Aargh! Does Anyone know of a better way to discover the iPad model?

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Posted on Nov 22, 2014 6:10 AM

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Nov 22, 2014 4:13 PM in response to Charley'sMom

FROM Chrley's Mom (because I dont know how to "post back" as one responder requested OK! I found it! Now, why didn't the Apple "support" site say that?!? Why wasn't it on the Apple "support" site Instead of those idiot pictures. Does Apple think we have lost the ability to read and need "picto-nary" instructions?!? Aargh!


NOW, you folk have been very helpful, so maybe you can help me with the original reason I went to Apple "support". ( I hope I'm not in the wrong "pew" for these there questions).

i updated my iPad and three things happened; a blank gray panel now covers 1/3 of my iPad screen in the landscape view; I lost all my site Bookmarks and everything on my Reading List! So,

1). How do I get rid of that empty gray panel? It covers over whatever is showing in the landscape view but disappears in the portrait view. And it only appears when I'm using Safari to view the Internet.

2). is there a way I can retrieve my site Bookmarks?

3). and my Reading List? (No, the iPad isn't synced to a Mac - because I don't use a Mac)

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