iPhone All-in-One For Dummies E-Book

Joe Hutsko

• Herausgeber: John Wiley & Sons
• Kategorie: Wissenschaft und neue Technologien
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 793

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2014

Beschreibung

The easy way to have fun with your iPhone - fully updated foriPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus! Are you all about your iPhone? You've come to the right place!iPhone All-in-One For Dummies covers all the basics andbeyond to give you hands-on, all-encompassing coverage of your newsmartphone. Written in plain English and packed with tons offull-color photographs that help bring the information to life,this friendly guide shows you how to activate the iPhone, controlthe multi-touch and voice-recognition interfaces, tour the iPhone'sbuilt-in apps and settings, set up security features, start sendingtexts, and configure e-mail. Next, it moves on to tackling theiPhone's more advanced features, like capturing and sharing photos,tapping into maps, acquiring and listening to music, creating andsharing notes and memos, making video calls with FaceTime, and muchmore. Fully updated to reflect Apple's newest iPhone hardware and iOSsoftware, along with the new iLife and iWork apps, this new editionof iPhone All-in-One For Dummies takes the guesswork out ofmaking the most of your iPhone. If you're using your Applesmartphone at home, at work, or on the go, everything you need tohave fun and work smarter with your iPhone is right inside. * Covers iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, and olderiPhone models * Offers five full-color books of content that add up to nearly600 pages of material--big bang for your buck * Provides steps for setting up your iPhone and synching withiCloud * Includes complementary online video course material * Walks through troubleshooting and fixing common iPhoneproblems Whether this is your first iPhone or an upgrade to the latestversion, iPhone All-in-One For Dummies helps you unlock allof its incredible capabilities.

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Table of Contents

Introduction

About This Book

Foolish Assumptions

Icons Used in This Book

Beyond the Book

Where to Go from Here

Book I: Getting Started with iPhone

Chapter 1: Exploring the Many Faces of iPhone

Looking at Your iPhone from Every Angle

Front, back, top, bottom

What you don’t see can help you

Other stuff in the box

Considering iPhone Carriers and Configurations

The Winning Combination: Hardware and Apps

Phone

Music and videos

Camera and video camcorder

Personal digital assistant

Internet communicator

Personal GPS navigator

E-book and document reader

Health maintenance organizer

Pocket video game console

Systemwide functions

And a thousand other things!

Chapter 2: Activating and Understanding Your iPhone

Activating Your iPhone

Turning iPhone On and Off

Turning Up the Volume

Charging Your iPhone Battery

Plugging into the USB charger

Charging with your Mac or PC’s USB port

More charging options

Keeping an eye on your charges

Changing the battery

Interpreting the (Visual) Signs

Home screen

Staying informed with Status bar icons

Understanding Status bar colors

Noticing notifications and badges

Making Connections

Cellular

Wi-Fi

Carrier

AirDrop

Personal Hotspot and tethering

Bluetooth

GPS

Printing from your iPhone

Adjusting Accessibility Options for Easier Operation

Chapter 3: Controlling the Touch and Voice Recognition Interfaces

Learning the Moves

Home, Away from Home, and Home Again

Launching and Managing Apps

Launching apps

Switching between apps

Organizing Apps and Folders

Organizing apps on your iPhone

Folders

Commandeering the Keyboard

Keyboard settings

Typing tips

Keyboard layouts

Editing Your Text

Selecting

Cutting, copying, and pasting

Undoing and redoing

Telling Siri What to Do

Siri, take a memo

Using Voice Control

Shining a Light on Spotlight Searches

Chapter 4: Keeping Things Set and Secure

Tapping into iPhone’s Preinstalled Apps

Downloading Extra Apple iPhone Apps

Adjusting iPhone’s Settings

Airplane Mode

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Personal Hotspot, Carrier

Notifications

Control Center

Do Not Disturb

General

Display & Brightness

Wallpaper

Sounds

Passcode

Touch ID & Passcode

Privacy

Other Apple and third-party app settings

Taking Steps if Your iPhone Is Lost or Stolen

Chapter 5: Syncing, Backing Up, and Troubleshooting Your iPhone

Creating an Apple ID

Understanding Syncing, Backing Up, and Using Cloud Storage

Working with iCloud

Activating iCloud options

Managing iCloud storage

Working with documents in iCloud Drive

Backing Up and Syncing with iTunes

Connecting your iPhone to iTunes

Choosing your sync options

Checking your iPhone’s storage capacity

The iTunes sync

Syncing with More Than One iPhone or Computer

One iPhone, multiple computers

One computer, multiple iPhones

Sharing Across Many Devices

Banking on Backups in Case Things Go Kerflooey

Tackling iPhone Troubles

Avoiding common iPhone problems

Troubleshooting Q&A

Getting more help

Getting repairs if you need them

Book II: Communication Central: Calls, Messages, and the Web

Chapter 1: Managing Phone and FaceTime Calls

Homing in on Phone

Making Calls

Using Favorites

Using Recents

Using Contacts

Blocking callers

Using the keypad

Using Voicemail

Using Siri or Voice Control

Answering Calls

Declining Calls

Managing Calls

Using Bluetooth connections

Multitasking while on a call

Making dual and conference calls

Visiting Voicemail

Recording and changing your greeting

Listening to and managing voicemail messages

Taking Note of Phone Notifications

Perusing Phone Settings

Sounds

Call Forwarding, Call Waiting, and Caller ID Blocking

Doing FaceTime Calls

Making a FaceTime call

Accepting a FaceTime call

Adjusting FaceTime settings

International Calling Options

Chapter 2: Sending and Receiving Text and Multimedia Messages

Reviewing Messages Features and Adjusting Settings

Setting up Messages settings

Activating iMessage

New message notification and alert

Addressing, Writing, and Exchanging Text Messages and iMessages

Addressing your message

Writing your message

Receiving and replying to Messages

Adding media to your message

Sending audio and video iMessages

Saving media you receive

Working in Groups

Saving and Deleting Messages

Ongoing conversations

Deleting messages

Chapter 3: Surfing the Web with Safari

Surfin’ Safari Tour

Opening web pages

Safari keyboard tips and tricks

Stopping and reloading web pages

Viewing Web Pages

Using full-screen and portrait views

Viewing desktop versions

Using Reader

Scrolling web pages

Zooming web pages

Navigating Web Pages

Moving from page to page

Revisiting history with History

Keeping your browsing private

Tapping into Web Page Links

Working with basic links and forms

Opening app web links

Sharing Web Page Links

Playing Favorites with Bookmarks

Viewing, opening, and creating bookmarks

Adding bookmarks

Organizing bookmarks

Saving to read later

Accessing Shared Links

Accessing Websites from the Home Screen

Web apps

Web Clips

Adjusting General and Security Settings

Chapter 4: Emailing Every Which Way You Can

Configuring Your Email Account

Setting up an iCloud account

Gmail, Yahoo!, AOL, and Outlook.com accounts

Setting up Microsoft Exchange

Setting up other IMAP and POP accounts

Using Mail

Creating and sending email messages

Sending messages from other apps

Giving VIP status

Noticing you’ve got mail

Replying to, forwarding, filing, printing, and deleting messages

Working with multiple messages

Tapping into in-message links

Multiple mailboxes

Searching messages

Adjusting Email Account Settings

Settings for message presentation

Account-specific settings

Using Push and Fetch

Book III: Making iPhone Your Personal Assistant

Chapter 1: Perfecting Your People Skills with Contacts

Adding Existing Contacts

Accessing your contacts from iCloud

Adding and syncing Microsoft Exchange contacts

Importing Google, Yahoo!, AOL, and Outlook contacts

Configuring LDAP or CardDAV contacts accounts

Adding your social network contacts

Creating New Contacts

Filling in name, address, phone number, and more

Adding photos

Adding contacts from phone calls and messages

Editing and Deleting Contacts

Sorting and Displaying Contacts

Searching Contacts

Sending One Contact to Another

Calling and Messaging from Contacts

Chapter 2: Managing Your Time with Calendar, Reminders, and Clock

Adding and Syncing Existing Calendars

Adding a calendar on your iPhone

Using Calendar with iCloud

Adding calendars from other sources

Configuring CalDAV calendar accounts

Adding Facebook events to Calendar

Subscribing to iCalendar (.ics) calendars

Deleting calendars

Viewing and Hiding Calendars

Calendar views

Showing birthdays

Creating, Changing, and Deleting Calendar Events

Filling in who, what, where, and when

Editing and deleting events

Responding to meeting invitations

Sharing Calendars

Adjusting iPhone’s Calendar Settings

Remembering with Reminders

Creating Reminders lists

Creating new Reminders tasks

Using Clock to Help Pass the Time

Adding clocks from around the world

Setting Alarms

Timing events with Stopwatch

Counting down to zero with Timer

Chapter 3: Tapping into Maps, Compass, and Weather

Adjusting iPhone’s Location Settings and Services

Getting There from Here with Maps

Finding yourself

Avoiding traffic jams

Seeking and finding locations

Sharing points of interest

Dropping a pin

Getting directions

Setting Maps’ settings

Talking about the Weather

Adding, removing, and reorganizing cities

Viewing current and upcoming conditions

Staying on the Straight and Level with Compass

Calibrating your iPhone for greater accuracy

Getting your bearing

Keeping things on the Level

Chapter 4: Figuring with Calculator, Stocks, and Numbers

Doing the Math with Calculator

Doing basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division

Switching to a scientific view

Tracking Investments with Stocks

Adding, deleting, and reordering stocks, funds, and indexes

Scrolling through views and news

Monitoring investment performance over time

Summing It Up with Numbers

Creating a spreadsheet with formulas

Formatting tables

Adding tables, charts, and media

Renaming, sharing, and deleting spreadsheets

Chapter 5: Creating Notes, Memos, Flyers, and Presentations

Taking Note of Notes

Creating a new note

Searching and managing your Notes list

Browsing, editing, deleting, and emailing Notes

Setting up multiple Notes accounts

Speaking of Voice Memos

Recording voice memos

Listening to voice memos

Editing a voice memo

Sharing or deleting a voice memo

Syncing voice memos with iTunes

Publishing with Pages

Creating a Pages document

Fine-tuning your text and images

Adding other design elements

Checking your spelling

Making Your Point with Keynote

Creating a new presentation

Adding transitions between slides

Using interactive links

Renaming, sharing, and deleting documents

Chapter 6: Staying Healthy

Preparing for Emergencies

Keeping Track of Your Health

Recording your data manually

Getting data from apps

Viewing Your Data

Book IV: Letting iPhone Entertain You: Photos, Videos, Music, and More

Chapter 1: Capturing, Editing, and Sharing Photos

Camera Features and Controls

Previewing through the viewfinder

Taking photos with the iSight camera

Bursting on the scene

Taking a panoramic view

Setting the exposure and focus

Lighten up

To zoom or not to zoom

Turning on iPhone’s HDR

Timing your shots

Turning the lens on yourself

Browsing and Editing Photos

Creating albums

Editing photos

Sharing the (photo) wealth

Viewing slide shows

Storing and Sharing Photos

iCloud Photo Library

Photo Stream storage

iCloud Photo Sharing

Chapter 2: Acquiring and Browsing Music, Videos, Movies, and More

Matching Your Media to iTunes

Media that’s already on your computer

Media on a CD

Browsing, Sampling, and Buying Music, Movies, and More at the iTunes Store

Shopping on your iPhone

On your computer

Authorizing iTunes to play your purchased music, videos, books, and apps

Reading Bestsellers in iBooks

Finding something to read

Organizing your shelves

For your reading pleasure

Enrolling in iTunes U

Choosing courses

Attending class

Chapter 3: Listening to Music and Audio

Meeting and Mastering the Music App

iTunes Radio

Finding songs

Playing songs

Playing albums

Playlists

Keeping music in the cloud

Controlling Audio Playback

Using the playback controls in the Control Center or on the Lock screen

Using the headset remote to control playback

Listening to music with AirPlay

Using Siri to control playback

Customizing Music’s Settings

Playing Audiobooks

Listening to Podcasts

Finding podcasts

Podcast playback

Podcast settings

Podcast stations

Chapter 4: Recording, Editing, and Watching Videos

Getting and Watching Videos on Your iPhone

Controlling playback

Video settings

Connecting to a monitor or TV via a cable

Playing video with AirPlay

Streaming from your computer to your iPhone

Shooting Video with Camera

Viewing and trimming videos

Slowing down the action

Directing iMovies

Creating a project

Creating a movie trailer

Chapter 5: Browsing, Installing, and Managing Apps

Discovering the Joy of Apps: “There’s an App for That!”

Free or for a price?

Double- (or triple-) duty apps

Searching for and Installing Apps

Searching the iPhone App Store

Installing from the iPhone App Store

Sharing news about apps you like

Apps that find you

Deleting Apps

Updating and Upgrading Apps

Setting up automatic updates

Using iPhone’s App Store to update

Upgrading apps and buying content

App Info and Settings

Reviewing Apps and Reporting Problems

On your iPhone

On iTunes

Reinstalling Apps You Already Own

Reading the News with Newsstand

Checking in with Passbook

Obtaining passes

Getting onboard

Managing passes

Making Apple Pay purchases

Playing Around in Game Center

Signing in and making friends

Challenging a friend

Taking your turn

Playing with the Game Center settings

About the Authors

Cheat Sheet

More Dummies Products

Guide

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Introduction

You hear a lot about tech taking over and smartphones — with iPhone at the lead — getting in the way of personal relationships. We won’t lie to you: We love tech and telling people about it, but our goal is not for tech to take charge of your life: We want you to take charge of tech.