Book description
There are basically two types of iPhone books out there: (1) The
“Tell-me-all-about-it” kind, which includes in-depth
discussions on everything from wireless network protocols to
advanced compression codes. (2) Then there’s this book, which
instead is a “show-me-how-to-do-it” book, that skips
all the confusing techno-jargon and just tells you, in plain simple
English, exactly how to use the iPhone features you want to use
most.
The iPhone Book is from Scott Kelby, the award-winning author of
the smash bestseller, The iPod Book, who takes that same
highly-acclaimed, casual, straight-to-the-point concept and layout
and brings it to learning Apple’s amazing iPhone. Scott teams
up once again with gadget guru, and leading iPhone authority, Terry
White to put together a book that is an awful lot like the iPhone
itself—simple to use and fun to learn. The book’s
layout is brilliant, with each page covering just one single topic,
so finding the information you need is quick and easy, with a large
full-color photo on each page so you can see exactly how it
works.
You’ll quickly learn how to use the most useful and most
requested iPhone features so you can start having fun, and start
really using your iPhone today—right now! If you’re
ready to learn “just the funk and not the junk,”
it’s all here—in the only book of its kind—and
you’re going to love it.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- Scott’s Acknowledgments
- Terry’s Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- Skip This Part, It’s Not For You.
-
One. The Bare Essentials: That Stuff You Have to Learn First
- Turning Your iPhone On
- Putting Your iPhone to Sleep
- Turning Your iPhone Completely Off
- Getting Stuff into Your iPhone with iTunes
- Getting Back to the Home Screen
- Charging Your iPhone
- Adjusting the Volume
- Using Your iPhone’s Built-In Speaker
- Your iPhone’s Auto-Sleep Mode
- Mini Icon Decoder
- Finding Out How Much Battery Time Is Left
- Using the Built-In Keyboard
- Using iPhone’s Touchscreen to Navigate
- Syncing Your iPhone
- Using the Apple Headset (Headphones)
- Using the Headset’s Button
- Zooming In for a Better View
- Turning on Silent Mode
- When the iPhone Rings...
- iPhone Accessories & Third-Party Applications
-
Two. Phoneheads: How to Use the iPhone’s Phone
- Importing Contacts from Your Computer
- Importing Contacts from Your Old Phone
- Dialing Using the Standard Keypad
- Saving a Dialed Number as a Contact
- Manually Adding Contacts
- Dialing Someone in Your Contacts List
- Seeing Each Contact’s Photo When They Call
- Shooting a Photo and Adding It to a Contact
- Turn a Recent Caller into a Contact
- Assigning Ringtones to Specific Callers
- The iPhone’s Version of Speed Dial
- Removing a Favorite
- Reordering Your Favorites
- Seeing the Contact Info for a Favorite
- The Advantage of Contact Groups
- How to Know If You Missed Any Calls
- Returning Missed Calls
- Seeing If You Have Messages
- Deleting Heard Voicemails
- Replay Just Part of a Message
- Putting a Call on Hold to Call Someone Else
- Recording Your Outgoing Message
- Sending Text Messages
- Reading Text Messages
- Muting Your Call/Hearing Through Speaker
- Making Instant Conference Calls
- Dialing an Extension
- Check Your Email While You’re On the Phone
- Pausing the Music to Take a Call
- Ignoring an Incoming Call
- Turning the Ringer Off
- Choosing Your Ringtone
- Stop People You Call from Seeing Your Number
- Setting Up Call Forwarding
- Using Apple’s Bluetooth Wireless Headset
- Other Headsets or Bluetooth in Your Car
-
Three. Please Mr. Postman: Getting (and Sending) Email on Your iPhone
- Setting Up Your Email (POP, IMAP, or Yahoo)
- Add an Email Account Right on the iPhone
- Checking Your Email
- Reading Your Email
- Viewing Email Attachments
- Dialing a Phone Number from an Email
- Going to a Website from an Email Message
- Replying to an Email Message
- Filing an Email Message in a Folder
- Deleting an Email Message
- Forwarding an Email
- Composing a New Email Message
- Emailing a Photo
- Emailing a Note
- Header Details
- Switching Between Accounts
-
Four. Surfin’ Safari: Using the iPhone’s Safari Web Browser
- Launching Safari
- Keying in a URL Manually
- Navigating a Webpage
- Using Your Bookmarks
- Adding a Bookmark
- Editing a Bookmark
- Deleting a Bookmark
- Using Google or Yahoo Search
- Viewing Your Pages Horizontally
- Dialing a Phone Number on a Webpage
- Navigating Back and Forth
- Getting a New Page
- Navigate Between Pages in Safari
- Refreshing a Page
- Viewing RSS Feeds on the iPhone
- Filling in an Online Form on Your iPhone
- Closing a Page
- MMS Support—Kind Of
-
Five. Tool Time: iPhone’s Tools for Organizing Your Life
- Setting Up Clocks for Different Time Zones
- Using the Stopwatch
- Setting Up a Countdown Clock
- Using Your iPhone as an Alarm
- Using the Calculator
- Finding Videos on YouTube
- Playing YouTube Videos on Your iPhone
- Saving YouTube Videos as Favorites
- Customizing the YouTube Buttons
- Using Maps to Find Just About Anything
- Getting Driving Directions
- Finding Your Contacts on the Map
- Seeing Your Local Weather
- Adding Weather for Other Cities
- Making Quick Notes
- Getting Stock Quotes
- Getting More Info on Your Stocks
- Importing Your Calendar
- Adding Appointments to Your Calendar
- Six. The Song Remains the Same: Using iTunes and the iTunes Store
-
Seven. Video Killed the Radio Star: Using the iPhone’s Built-In iPod
- Syncing Your iTunes Library
- Launching the iPod Application
- Navigating the iPod
- Playing Your First Song on the iPhone
- Adjusting the Volume
- Using Your Playlists
- Shuffle Your Songs
- Playing Songs by Artist
- Fast Forward or Rewind Through a Song
- Repeating Playback of a Song or Playlist
- Advancing to the Next Song
- Pausing Playback
- Using Cover Flow
- Playing Other Songs from the Same Album
- Rating Your Songs on the iPhone
- Taking Advantage of Podcasts
- Watching Videos and Movies on the iPhone
- Audiobooks
- Create an On-The-Go Playlist
- Receiving a Call While Listening to the iPod
- Using External Speakers or Headsets
- Setting a Sleep Timer
- Rearranging Your iPod Buttons
- Syncing Your iPhone with Another Computer
-
Eight. One Hour Photo: Enjoying Photos on Your iPhone
- Getting Photos into Your iPhone (Mac)
- Importing without iPhoto (Mac)
- Getting Photos into Your iPhone (PC)
- Importing without Album or Elements (PC)
- Viewing Your Photos
- Viewing a Slide Show
- Pausing and Manually Viewing Slide Shows
- Adding Background Music to Your Slide Show
- Using the Built-In Camera
- Viewing Photos Taken with the Camera
- Zooming In on Photos
- Receiving Photos from a Cell Phone
- Making a Photo Your iPhone’s Wallpaper
- How to Email a Photo
-
Nine. The Trouble with Boys: Troubleshooting Your iPhone
- Can’t Connect to Your Wi-Fi Network
- The iPhone Doesn’t Come On
- No Sound
- Poor Phone Reception
- The iPhone May Cause Interference
- Turn It Off and Back On
- It’s Not Responding
- Can’t Make Calls
- Missing Album Art
- You’re on Wi-Fi, but the iPhone Uses EDGE
- Renew Your DHCP Lease Manually
- Battery Saving Tips
- iPhone Not Seen by iTunes
- SIM Card Not Detected by iPhone
- Mac iCal & Address Book Sync Issues
- Get a Fresh Start with Your Information
- Syncing Your iPhone with Entourage (Mac)
- Wiping the iPhone Completely
- Ten. Setting Me Off: The Ins and Outs of Your iPhone’s Settings
Product information
- Title: The iPhone Book: How to Do the Things You Want to Do with Your iPhone
- Author(s):
- Release date: August 2007
- Publisher(s): Peachpit Press
- ISBN: 9780321534101
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