Chapter 4
Touring iPhone's Preloaded Apps and Settings
In This Chapter
Getting to know preloaded apps
Adjusting basic settings to suit your style
Invoking iPhone's security and privacy features
Setting up Touch ID
Averting panic in case your iPhone is lost or stolen
As the name implies, your iPhone is first and foremost a cellular phone. Given its Internet capabilities of browsing the web and juggling e-mail, it's also a first-class smartphone. But you're probably starting to realize — if you didn't already know — that it's so much more. The apps that come with your iPhone make it a time and task manager, an address book, a photo album, an e-reader, and a GPS navigator. This chapter introduces you to those apps, as well as every other preloaded app. We also tell you about a few free iPhone apps that don't come preloaded on your iPhone that we think should.
We close this chapter by showing you how to adjust your iPhone's basic settings to suit your personal style, explaining how ...
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