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The Rough Guide to the iPhone 2
The ultimate updated companion to the second-generation 3G iPhone. This slick pocket-sized Rough Guide unlocks the myriad secrets of this extraordinary device from powering up the first time to sending pictures as email attachments and loading your phone with DVDs and vinyl. Understand all the latest tips and tricks with new content on customising your home screen, viewing on-screen lyrics, sending SMS messages to multiple recipients and watching iTunes movie rentals. The Rough Guide to iPhone includes up-to-the-minute information on using the iPhone at home including hooking up to your home wireless network and using it as a remote control for iTunes, TV and more. Discover what’s hot in the world of iPhone accessories with fresh information on web-based applications including creating web clips of your favourite websites and iPhone Maps to help you save time on the move. Meet the iPhone, Make it your own, Making calls, Listening to music, Email, Web browsing, Camera & pictures, Video & TV, Syncing and updates, all this plus much, much more. The ultimate guide for the decade’s definitive gadget, whether you already have an iPhone or are thinking of buying one, this is the book for you.
272 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2007
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June 13, 2012
It's always great to have a handy little instruction booklet for your new gadget. And the Rough Guides (UK company) has it. So what if all the "fav" applications are UK based it's the perfect little book 7"x5" to pack around til you know all the functions of your best gadget ever! Cost only 16.00 compared to the super heavy text style books sold at 25.00 to 60.00. Thank you Rough Guides xoxox
January 3, 2009
Although known best for their travel guides, these Brits publish an excellent, if eclectic, series of reference books. After crashing around "intuitively" for a year with my iPhone, I decided to do what any self-respecting bibliophile would do and buy the book. Much more satisfying.
October 3, 2011
This is the kind of user manual Apple should have put out but didn't. Very helpful. =)
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