The most basic function of your iPhone is using the Phone app to make and receive calls. It is probably the first way that you used your iPhone and probably requires no introductory training.
This recipe will review the essential functions and provide tips that help make the process of making and receiving calls easy and quick.
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The new and somewhat hidden nugget on the Control Center is the ability to customize it adding additional icons and controls. For example, you can could add other frequently used apps and functions.
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iWork for iPhone and iPad is Apple’s suite of office apps. The suite is comprised of three primary tools:
Pages for word processing, Numbers for spreadsheets and Keynote for presentations.
The iWork Suite is very capable and is perfect for seniors and their typical home use. This recipe will provide help with the basic concepts.
The iWork suite is FREE and is installed from the App Store.
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The camera on your iPhone has grown up in a hurry. The camera in your pocket or purse has plenty of features that make it a camera worthy of capturing the pictures of your life.
The purpose of this recipe is to deliver quick tips for iPhone Photography. It includes:
Five ways to launch your camera.
Seven ways to press the shutter.
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Better than your morning newspaper. The News app collects and compiles stories and articles on your favorite topics and from your favorite sources and makes it easy to read.
This recipe will introduce you to the news app, demonstrate how to use the News app to read publication via channels. You can also be notified of important stories from favorite channels, search for specific topics, save and share your favorite stories, and more
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