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Your full-color iPhone go-to guide
Get started enjoying your iPhone's powerful, versatile features quickly and easily! Loaded with crisp, full-color screenshots, this practical, visual guide focuses on the best ways to maximize your iPhone's capabilities. Set up and customize your iPhone, manage contacts, access the web, take great photos, listen to music, find the best apps from iTunes, and so much more. Tips and Now You Know sidebars offer solutions to potential pitfalls and veteran insight helps you get even more out of this revolutionary device.
See how it's done with tons of color screenshots
Make calls, browse the web, send/receive email, and find/play games
Get productivity, entertainment, and strategy apps from the App Store
Snap and share impressive photos
Sync your iPhone 5 with other devices
Set up iCloud for data storage and recovery
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Broschur/Paperback
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Höhe: 228 mm
Breite: 151 mm
Dicke: 20 mm
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978-0-07-180985-6 (9780071809856)
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Dennis R. Cohen (Los Angeles, CA) is the author and co-author of over 30 books, the most recent being The iPad 2 Project Book (Peachpit) and iPhoto'11: The Macintosh iLife Guide to Using iPhoto'11 (Peachpit). Cohen has been writing, and writing about, computer software for the past 35 years after a stint in the gaming industry where he was a dealer (including dealing in the World Series of Poker in 1972) and a cardroom shift manager. His programming career started at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, continuing at Ashton-Tate, Apple/Claris, and Aladdin Systems.
Michael E. Cohen (Los Angeles, CA) is the author and co-author of numerous books, most recently The iPad 2 Project Book (Peachpit) and Take Control of TextExpander (TidBITS Publishing), and is currently a contributing editor to TidBITS, a Macintosh-oriented online newsletter, now in its twenty-second year. Cohen has been hanging out at the intersection of Science and The Arts for the last four decades. He is a graduate of UCLA's Motion Picture and Television program and has developed instructional and commercial software and written about it.
