Book description
New Apple iPhone 5 users will want to start using their devices
as soon as they get their hands on them and iPhone: Visual
QuickStart Guide shows them how in a stunning full color
layout. Lynn Beighley reveals the quickest way to learn iPhone 5
features. Everything is covered including the basics such as making
calls and navigating through your music, TV shows, movies, and
more. In addition, all the new features are covered including the
improved iSight camera, Maps, and Siri. The author rounds out this
complete guide with iOS 6 and iCloud coverage and along the way
offers insider tips and tricks for making the most of the device's
settings and troubleshooting advice.
Table of contents
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Opening the Box
- 2. Touching Your iPhone
- 3. Setting Up Your iPhone
- 4. Using Your iPhone as a Phone
- 5. Managing Your Settings
- 6. Handling Notifications
- 7. Talking to Your iPhone
- 8. Getting and Using New Apps
- 9. Reading, Listening, and Watching
- 10. Playing with Game Center
- 11. Keeping Track
- 12. Creating
- 13. Communicating
- 14. Maps, Weather, Stocks, and Clocks
- 15. Extending Your iPhone
- Index
- Ad Pages
Product information
- Title: Visual QuickStart Guide: iPhone 5
- Author(s):
- Release date: December 2012
- Publisher(s): Peachpit Press
- ISBN: None
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