Chapter 3: How Do I Connect My iPhone to a Network?
As a stand-alone device, your iPhone works just fine, thank you, because you can make calls, listen to music, take pictures, record and edit video, work with your contacts and calendars, take notes, play games, and much more. But your iPhone was made to connect: to surf the web, exchange e-mail and text messages, watch YouTube videos, navigate with maps, and on and on. To do all that, your iPhone must first connect to a network, and that’s what this chapter is all about. I show you how to make, monitor, and control network connections, set up your iPhone as an Internet hub, and more.
Setting Up Your iPhone as an Internet Hub
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