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Take Control of iPhone Basics, iOS 4 Edition
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- Cover
- Table of Contents
- + Read Me First
- Introduction
- iPhone Quick Start
- + Decide What to Buy
- + Find Buttons and Ports
- + Connect Your iPhone to a Computer
- Update Your iPhone’s Software
- + Power Up (and Down)
- + Explore the Interface
- + Connect to Wireless Networks
- + Make and Receive Calls
- + Use, Download, and Manage Apps
- + Move Files and Data between the iPhone and Your Computer
- + Find Your Stuff
- Secure Your iPhone
- + Appendix A: Buy and Make Ringtones
- + About This Book
- Copyright and Fine Print
- + Featured Titles
Karen takes you on a tour of the important default apps that come from Apple, so whether you want to understand the mechanics of receiving and placing a phone call, **check for voicemail from your boss**, run a FaceTime call with your cousin, **take a photo** and send it to your Mom, play Game Center games with your friends, listen to a podcast, **map a route** to your next appointment, or match certain contacts to specific **ringtones**, you'll find help and advice. This ebook covers the iPhone 3G, 3GS, and 4, including the Verizon iPhone 4. Find answers to these basic questions: * What is the purpose of the slots and buttons on my iPhone? * How do I connect my iPhone to a computer, and why would I want to? * How do I turn my iPhone on, and what if it doesn't? * How do I control the touchscreen with my fingers? * How do I answer and "hang up" the phone? Get help with basic setup tasks including: * Connect to networks. * Customize your voicemail greeting. * Set up your email accounts. * Use the Safari Web browser while maintaining your personal security. * Move Web bookmarks from your computer to Safari. * Transfer songs and podcasts to your iPhone. * Set up a Game Center account and invite friends to play with you. * Sync calendar and address book info between your computer and your iPhone. * Customize the image on your iPhone's screen. Here's a sample of things you'll learn how to do: * Organize app icons into folders. * Quickly switch to a recently opened app. * Place a call using your voice to "dial" instead of your finger. * Make a FaceTime video call. * Turn your iPhone into an alarm clock. * Look up a date on your calendar. * Take a photo and email it to a friend. * Get directions and determine which way you're headed. * Quickly access the iPod playback controls. * Find your apps and other information on the iPhone. * Shop for third-party apps, share them your family, and keep them updated. * Create or buy ringtones, sync them with your computer, and assign them to contacts.
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Computers > Hardware > Handheld Devices
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Publication year : 2011
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 30

