iPhone for seniors for dummies - Nancy C. Muir

Learn to:

• Stay in touch with email, social media, and FaceTime^® video calling
• Use the Calendar and Reminder apps to stay on schedule
• Share photos, read e–books, play games, and listen to music

The easy way for the mature technology user to make the most of the iPhone

iPhones are a lot of fun, but they can be a bit intimidating right out of the box. Whether you
re ready to take your first stab at texting, want to reap the benefits of having the Internet at your fingertips, or just want to keep up with family, this hands–on guide gives you easy to follow information with non–technical explanations to get up and running with your new iPhone
fast.

• Select and setup
  get trusted guidance on finding
  and buying
  the right iPhone for you, deciding how much memory is enough, and exploring what
  s in the box
• Know your iPhone
  meet the multi–touch screen, say hello to
  tap and swipe,
  display and use the onscreen keyboard, flick to search, talk to Siri, and explore the status bar
• Go online
  connect to the Internet, explore with the Safari^® browser, navigate among web pages and email, add and use bookmarks, and more
• Share everything with iCloud
  back up and share content like photos and music to Apple
  s online storage and sharing service

Open the book and find:

• How to open an iTunes^® account
• Guidance on using FaceTime and social media
• How to use settings to help with vision or hearing challenges
• Steps for opening and reading email
• Senior–recommended apps
• How to change the font size on your display
• The best ways to extend your iPhone
  s battery life