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Welcome to Senior's iPhone

The iPhone is one of the most amazing and talked about pieces of technology on the market right now. It's not just a phone; it's an all-round media player, an e-reader, a camera, a text-processor, a game console, and a highly mobile portal to the internet that's always in your pocket! The best part, though, is that it's very easy to use, and you'll soon come to love its intuitive and friendly interface. No matter what your age, you too can benefit from all that the iPhone has to offer. From the iCloud to its Health service, this updated edition of Senior's Edition: iPhone will open up your phone's potential.…

Welcome to Senior's iPhone

The essential guide to iPhone

Now that you finally have your hands on an iPhone, you'll no doubt be highly curious about how to use it. In truth though, it couldn't be simpler. The operating system (iOS) is intuitive to use and all of the key apps come pre-installed as app icons on your Home screen. Before you get to experience these, you will need to go through an initial set-up process when firing up your device for the first time. This takes the form of several steps that explain the features that need to be set-up and guide you through the process of activating them. The first step is creating an Apple ID (or signing in if you have an Apple ID already). This is linked to all aspects of your iPhone, from buying…

The essential guide to iPhone

Turn on/off How to power-up your device or shut it down completely using the power button 01 To turn on your iPhone, hold down the power button at the right until the logo is displayed. It will now power up! 02 If your iPhone is in sleep mode, press the power button once to wake it up or press the Home button. 03 To turn your iPhone off, hold the power button until the screen dims and move the slider right. Sleep mode Conserve your iPhone's battery power when the device is not in use Go to Settings>General and then tap Auto-Lock to set how soon your iPhone will automatically lock and go to sleep when you're not using it. Unlock Determine how your iPhone is unlocked and ready for…

01 You can create a new list by tapping on the `+' icon. Give your new list a name to make it easy to track and then colourcode it for further easy reference. When you have finished, tap `Done' to return to the lists screen. 02 Tap on a line in a list to add a new reminder item. Tap the small `i' icon next to an entry to add more details, such as a time to be reminded and a location that triggers a reminder when you are in range. Read on your iPhone iBooks The brilliant iBooks app now comes pre-installed on iDevices, like your iPhone. From within this app you can use the Featured, Top Charts and Search icons at the bottom of the interface to browse…

Camera & Photos The Camera and Photos apps are intrinsically linked to make capturing and editing images simple. The Camera has a set of shooting modes and live filters and Photos groups your images into time frames and places. You can perform a surprisingly versatile sequence of edits and share your photos. You can go straight to Photos from the Camera by tapping on the thumbnail of the last photo. 01 In the Camera app, swipe through the modes above the shutter button. There's a range of filters and effects to choose from. You can also enable the flash, enable HDR mode and set a timer. 02 The Photos app lets you view your captured images and edit them. Tapping on the Edit option provides options to crop your image,…

iTunes & Music The iTunes store is a sprawling online shop for music and visual entertainment. You can buy or rent movies or TV shows to view in your Videos app and download music. Music you buy is automatically downloaded to your Music app and here you'll be able to create playlists. It is also synced to iCloud Drive. So if you switch to your iPad, open iTunes and tap the cloud icon to re-download it onto that device. 01 The iTunes app is where you go to shop for new music, movies, audiobooks and TV shows to download and enjoy on your iPhone (or any other iDevice, such as an iPad). 02 The music you download through iTunes is playable through the Music app. Tap the app and view…

Make your iPhone easier to use

Accessibility is a hallmark of all Apple products, but for those who do not need them they are hidden away, which can mean a lack of awareness. A quick look in the Accessibility settings, which are available in the Settings app under the General option, will offer most of the options that can help you overcome physical restrictions to make the most of your iPhone. They are all turned off by default, but once the setup process is complete the experience changes. The iPhone can speak back any action you undertake so that you always know where you are, the screen can be zoomed in to a hugely magnified view and text can be set to the level which is perfect for your needs and wishes. Hardware buttons need never…

Make your iPhone easier to use

Activate & register a new iPhone

With trembling hands and a giddy sensation in your stomach, you unpack your brand-new iPhone from its box and are ready to activate it and start using it to enhance your life. But whereas previously you would have to have had a computer to plug your iPhone into to start the setup process, since iOS 5 you no longer need to tether your device to a computer. The entire setup can be carried out independently, making it a quick and easy process. All you have to do is connect your new device to a power source and then press the Power button, which is situated on the top of the right-side of your iPhone. This will bring up a generic iPhone lock screen with a slider at the bottom. Tap…

Activate & register a new iPhone

Get to grips with Settings

Your iPhone's operating system is highly configurable, and we don't just mean that you can change your wallpaper, though of course you can! The default settings that it has when you first fire it up are pretty good for most people, but there will surely be some things that you would like it to do differently, whether it's waiting a little longer before locking the screen, remembering your passwords in Safari or adding a signature to your outgoing Mail messages. More or less all of the iOS apps like Mail, Messages, Music, Photos and the Phone section of an iPhone can be tweaked and tuned to behave as you like, whether it's using shake to shuffle tunes in your Music app or automatically checking for mail. You can't alter every…

Get to grips with Settings

Set up a Wi-Fi connection

Internet access turns your iPhone from an impressive piece of expensive kit into something that opens up worlds. This is due in part to the magnificence that is the App Store, a virtual store that gives you access to literally thousands of different applications, ranging from popular games like Angry Birds and Real Racing to GPS devices, interactive encyclopaedias, word processing apps and much, much more. Once you give your iPhone access to the internet your options become plentiful. Follow our simple instructions in this tutorial and unleash the potential of the iPhone. Settings Switch on Wi-Fi on your iPhone 01 Go to the very first page of your iPhone's Home screen and tap on the Settings icon to launch your Settings app. 02 After entering Settings, the second option…

Set up a Wi-Fi connection

Learn how to connect to 3G

You may have heard about 3G and 4G. This is a network service that lets you access the internet while you are away from a Wi-Fi signal. It's an amazingly useful service, due to the fact that, online access is becoming more expensive. 3G comes with all iPhones and is enabled by default, so you can access the internet wherever. However, if you're going abroad, it's good to know how to tweak the settings, as sometimes you may want to avoid roaming charges. Follow these simple steps to set up your 3G, and manage how you access the internet on your iPhone. Settings Change your iPhone's 3G settings 01 In Settings, look to the first section of options right at the top. You'll see one called Mobile, second from the…

Learn how to connect to 3G

Set up your iCloud account

Originally introduced to iOS a while back, iCloud is the perfect, wireless solution for keeping all of your content up-to-date and synced between devices. Free to all users, iCloud automatically and securely stores your content (including music, apps, photos and documents) so that it's always available on your iPhone, iPad, Mac whatever device you're using. Now, you can upgrade your standard iCloud to become iCloud Drive, which is a lot more versatile than before in allowing you to keep all of your files and documents safely in the cloud and then have them easily available on whatever device you are using. Also, more flexibility has been bestowed on the apps that you use to open documents created in other apps. You can also upload your entire Photo Library to…

Set up your iCloud account

Sync your apps with iCloud

Now that you've upgraded your standard iCloud account to an iOS 8 iCloud Drive account, you'll have much for freedom to sync your files and access them in other apps. Essentially, iCloud still works in the same way (you can enable the iCloud function with a range of apps in Settings) in syncing files and making them accessible across all of your iOS 8/Mac OS X Yosemite (and above) devices, but iCloud Drive is a bulkier beast to which you can save your entire Photo Library and make it available anywhere (the standalone iPhotos app has now been closed). With apps such as Pages, Numbers and Keynote (as well as a wide range of third-party apps) you can now enable iCloud when starting up the updated app, which means all…

Sync your apps with iCloud

Use iCloud to back up your iPhone

Your iPhone is like a bank vault where all kinds of data is stored. So what happens if your iPhone gets lost or breaks? Nothing. Thanks to iCloud, all of your data is backed up automatically and kept safely in your cloud storage space. When your iPhone is connected to a power source and a Wi-Fi network, all of your media, settings, app data and messages are backed up. When you set up a new iOS device or need to restore the information on the one you already have, iCloud Backup does all the heavy lifting. All you have to do is ensure that your device is connected to Wi-Fi, enter your Apple ID and all of your important data will appear on your device. The benefits of using iCloud…

Use iCloud to back up your iPhone

Understand 3D Touch

At first 3D Touch may sound like a gimmicky feature for the latest iPhones and one which may occasionally prove useful, but it is only when you use it every day that you realise how transformative it is. It is the first major redesign of the iPhone interface since the original phone was released and is much like the right-click mouse button. It works by sensing the degree to which you press the screen and feeds back results depending on the amount of pressure detected. A firm, light touch lets you peek at emails and other content, and a harder touch will fully open the content. In some apps, new options appear when you touch hard and from the home screen, you can push hard to see immediate controls such…

Understand 3D Touch

Change your iPhone's wallpaper

With the iPhone, Apple has allowed users the ability to change the background of both the Home and the Lock screen. This may seem like a trivial addition to the software set, but it's actually pretty neat. Apple successfully employs a closed system to prevent users from making the system look bad, so we're glad that we get to add a little individuality, and we were also pretty pleased when we found that you can also have different images for the screens. Making changes to the system is very simple, and proficiency at this simple task should give you the courage to explore the settings further in order to get even more use from your iPhone and make improvements to the way it works for you. Whether it's an image…

Change your iPhone's wallpaper

Set a personal passcode lock

These days, people can store a lot of sensitive data on their smartphone whether it's log-in details for online accounts, private text messages, or documents only you're meant to see. If someone gained access to your phone, there may be a lot there you don't want them to see. Of course, this extends to a more basic level, too. You may have grandchildren who think it's funny to use your phone when you leave it unattended for a few minutes. By setting a passcode, you ensure that there is at least some level of protection for the contents of your phone. Just like a PIN, you can set a passcode only you know, and every time you turn your phone on or unlock it, you'll have to enter this…

Set a personal passcode lock

Control your privacy settings

In today's age of digital information, where personal details are moved around at a moment's notice and where critical information is bounced from one server to another at a flick of a switch, it is very important to keep control of data. Think about it. Your iPhone contains a gamut of personal information. Just how many emails and texts do you send and receive during a typical week? What addresses do you have on your phone? Do you use your phone for personal banking? In general terms, you should always make sure to set up Find My iPhone, which is supplied by Apple for free and knows what to do if your iPhone is lost or stolen. Thanks to features introduced back in iOS 6, there are other ways to…

Control your privacy settings

Sync your music collection

As well as serving as a phone, personal organiser, and gaming device, your iPhone is also a great portable MP3 player. What's more, purchasing and downloading new music is quick and easy via the iTunes app. Any music you download from the iTunes Store is stored in your personal iCloud account, meaning that you can redownload the tracks to any of your devices including iPhones and iPads provided you have a network connection. Of course, you can also import your CD collection into your iTunes library and transfer the tracks to an iPhone. Here's how to set it up. iTunes Get your music on your iPhone 01 First, ensure you have music tracks in your iTunes Library. Insert a CD into the drive and you will be asked…

Sync your music collection

Sync movies onto your iPhone

Your iPhone makes for a great portable movie player. It gets even better if the movie is purchased or rented through iTunes, as the iPhone will display detailed information about the film and lets you skip directly to a particular chapter. For those with Apple TV, it's possible to wirelessly stream any movie to the device from your iPhone, enabling you to watch films on a high-definition TV and control the playback using the iPhone's touch screen display. In this tutorial we'll explain how to sync movies from your computer to the iPhone with iTunes. You'll be up and running in no time! iTunes Sync your movies to your iPhone 01 Ensure you have movies to sync in iTunes. Films can be purchased from the iTunes Store, or copied to…

Sync movies onto your iPhone

Add a person to your contacts

Now that you've got your hands on a shiny new iPhone, one of the first things you're going to want to do is add a contact to the Contacts app. It has easy-to-navigate buttons and a natural feel. If you're new to the whole touchscreen concept, then this process will be a revelation in simplicity. Not only can you add all the pertinent information you need, but there are cool little extras in your iPhone that make the system slick, intuitive and easy. The Contacts app works when your iPhone is held vertically, and this will give you access to all the options you need. You can literally feel your way around all of the apps on your iPhone, and the Contacts app is certainly no different. Remember that even…

Add a person to your contacts

Call people from your contacts

Calling a contact from your iPhone is simple, and takes advantage of one of the device's most commonly used tasks. Once you have added all of your contact details onto your iPhone, it will automatically store them in alphabetical order, making it easy to search for and call a specific person. You can also use your iPhone's Voice Control feature to locate and call contacts (press and hold the Home button on your iPhone), or request Siri's assistance for completing the task. Here are some simple steps on how to locate your contacts list and make a call directly. Be careful, when it's this simple, you may find it hard to stop ringing people at all hours of the day! "Once you added your contacts your iPhone stores them in…

Call people from your contacts

Make a call using the keypad

Using your iPhone's keypad to dial phone numbers and make quick direct calls to people you don't have listed in your contacts is one of the iPhone's main features. This works in an almost universal way for all phones. The feature is easy to use; once you have selected the Phone icon from the Home screen you can enter in a number and even add it into your contacts if you wish. The iPhone's intuitive Voice Control feature can also be used to dial a call hands-free when on the go, for instance while driving. Follow along with these simple steps to access your iPhone's keypad and dial out to make a call. The interface looks a bit different if you're running an old OS, but it still works in…

Make a call using the keypad

Understand Do Not Disturb

Do you crave a few minutes away from the hustle and bustle of daily life? Smartphones enable us to always be online, and always connected to the wider world. The boundaries between our digital and real lives are becoming ever increasingly blurred, meaning that we get less opportunities to simply `switch off' from the distractions that our phones bring. Apple has come up with a nifty solution to this recurring problem in the form of Do Not Disturb a feature which, when activated, silences all notifications, alerts, incoming phone calls and messages for a certain period of time or until it's deactivated. Do Not Disturb is a saving grace for anyone who is fed up of being awoken in the middle of the night by their phone buzzing or…

Understand Do Not Disturb

Chat to family with FaceTime

FaceTime is Apple's answer to Skype and it works in a similar way, but is maybe even easier. The feature set is kept to a minimum and video calling is the main feature, but it is the way it works that makes it so useful in day-to-day use. Whether you want to call home, speak to the grandkids, or just catch up with a friend in a more personal way, the process to make and receive video calls is the same as making a voice call and only requires a few taps. You don't need Wi-Fi for Facetime, you can now use it over 3G or 4G. Desktops, laptops, iPads and iPhones are supported and each call is free, although if you're calling using a cellular network, you must keep…

Chat to family with FaceTime

Manage your iPhone messages

Messages are a staple diet of any modern smartphone. They are quick, easy, and shorter than a phone call. The iPhone follows Apple tradition and adds a little style and panache to the tried-andtested texting experience. Texts aren't simply stored in an inbox, they're stored in conversations, exactly as a user would talk to someone face-to-face. Being colour coded, users can quickly scan a conversation. The integrated copy, paste and replace commands mean that users can take even further control. All this works beautifully for almost any exchange of messages, but as a conversation grows it can become unwieldy. This is where control needs to be passed to the user, and the iPhone does so with great functionality. Two taps and the message sender can be called, three taps and…

Manage your iPhone messages

Access emails on your iPhone

Using email is one of the most essential ways of being able to stay in touch with friends and family, as well as being a pretty vital tool in the business world. The ability to take your messages with you wherever you go on your iPhone makes it even more essential, and means you're not limited to responding whenever you happen to be able to log in to your main email account. Important business can be taken care of as soon as it arrives, and you never need to worry about what could be waiting for you when you get back to your desktop. This step-by-step tutorial will not only show you how to set up a new or existing email account, but will also take you through the fundamentals…

Access emails on your iPhone

Manage accounts in Mail

Mail on iOS serves as a way of staying at your desk even when you're not physically there, whether it be a work or personal account. The native Mail app makes it effortless to hook up your various email accounts, regardless of provider, so you never have to be without your correspondence, whether its a work account or the account of your significant other. Of course, there is a level of management that comes with having several accounts, but Mail has been designed to offer plenty of that. This tutorial will take you through some of the ways you can customise accounts and manage the different content that comes through, including how it appears. It's your email after all; it should appear how you want it. You might want to…

Manage accounts in Mail

Get browsing with Safari

Browsing the internet on your iPhone is a breeze thanks to the latest version of Safari. With iCloud Tabs, any tabs that you have open on your iPhone will be viewable on any other device that is running iOS 9 like your iPad, iPod touch or Mac and vice versa. All you have to do is tap the tab button at the bottom-right of the screen in Safari, scroll down past the images of the open tabs on your iPhone and you'll find a list of web pages that are open on your other devices (which are connected to the same iCloud account). The Reading List feature is also useful as Safari now saves webpages in your Reading List, so you can catch up on your reading even when…

Get browsing with Safari

De-clutter the web with Safari Reader

Browsing webpages through Safari on your iPhone is a pleasurable experience, thanks to its intuitive interface and useful features designed to make surfing the internet effortless. The app has got even better over time with previous updates introducing elements like Reading List and Reader. The Reader feature enables you to read and enjoy web articles free from clutter, such as intrusive ads and links. If you have accessed a page that can benefit from the Safari Reader function then a Reader icon will be visible to the left of the address bar. Tap on it and the page will undergo an instant transformation into a cleaner, easier-to-read format. What's more, you can increase the font size to make it even easier to read and not get distracted by page furniture.…

De-clutter the web with Safari Reader

Find your way with Maps

Recently redesigned from the ground up, the Maps app revolutionises the way you view the world. Constantly being refined, the map elements are now vector-based, so graphics and text are incredibly detailed, even when you zoom in, and the panning is super-smooth. You can also get visual and spoken turn-byturn navigation, real-time traffic updates and go sightseeing in the new 3D Flyover mode. However, at present only a small selection of cities have been adequately rendered for this latter purpose and only iOS devices containing an A5 processor will be able to handle the feature (which rules out the original iPhone 4). There are still plenty of exciting features to enjoy, even if you don't own the latest iPhone like turnby-turn navigation. The iPhone operates like an expensive satnav…

Find your way with Maps

Get the most out of the Camera

With iOS 8 the Camera app was completely overhauled with a range of features that iPhone photography fans had asked for, and these changes are still found in iOS 9. As well as a much simpler interface, live photo filters, square and pano photo modes and much more, there is a Time-Lapse mode for dynamic, animated photos and a shutter delay function to give you time to get in shot. If you love adding filters and effects, and the medium format-style images that Instagram gives you, you'll love what Apple has done with your Camera app. As far as filters go, there are eight to choose from, but if you want a quick result our favourites are tonal (for black and white shots) and Instant for Polaroid-style vintage snaps. Here…

Get the most out of the Camera

Understand the iPhone camera

The iPhone cameras are extremely impressive and have all the tools you need for any type of photo or video built into the software. We show you how to use each of the modes here and how to add some personality to your shots, but as with any camera, patience and a basic understanding of lighting helps achieve the best photographs. Fortunately, the iPhone is capable of helping you to focus with one tap and will understand the lighting for you thanks to HDR and the simplistic exposure control. It's highly likely that the iPhone is good enough for you to leave your standalone camera at home and for most purposes, it will produce shots that are more than clear enough in every type of situation. "The iPhone is good…

Understand the iPhone camera

Shoot video on your iPhone

The iPhone has two cameras: one front and one rearfacing. And while you'll use the front-facing one with the FaceTime app, the better quality of the rear camera makes it more suitable to record video with. Accessing and using your iPhone 6 camera is easier than ever as you can access it from the Control Center or directly from your iPhone's Lock screen. To do this, simply go to the Lock screen and a camera icon will appear next to the slider to unlock your phone tap this and your phone will unlock and launch your Camera app so you can record straight away, a bonus when you want to capture a spur-of-themoment video in an instant. What's more, once you have captured video, you can edit it straight…

Shoot video on your iPhone

Discover the Photos app

With the iPhone's camera being just as good as any compact pointand-shoot digital camera, it's no surprise that our iPhone Camera Rolls get quickly filled with photos. Since the release of iOS 8 iPhoto, the Apple-developed superefficient, feature-rich app for editing and managing your photos, has been fused with the standard Photos app, so all of your picture management and editing needs are catered for by one app. On the most basic level, your photos are sorted year-by-year with the date and time of an image determining which Collection it's sorted into. Things get further organised by a more specific location in a matter of moments. Once you have found the perfect photo, you can then edit it using Photos' built-in tools or share it. To make quick edits to…

Discover the Photos app

Edit images in Photos

The Photos app on your iPhone comes with lots of great options for organising and editing your photos. editing features available in Photos include the ability to rotate and crop images and an option to automatically adjust the levels and enhance the image and adjust the colour depth, brightness and contrast. You can transform a relatively dull photo into something that is altogether more pleasant to look at. The other options should prove to be useful as well; the first of these allows you to remove the notorious red-eye that you get in photos which have been overloaded with flash, and you can also add and apply new filters to the photos to create something on par with Instagram. Some options that were once present in iPhoto, such as creating…

Edit images in Photos

Add an event in your Calendar

The Calendar app on the iPhone is pretty useful and very easy to use. Of course, this digital calendar has a multitude of advantages over a real one. Firstly, you get the beauty of typeface rather than scrawled handwriting; secondly, there's no need for Tipp-Ex; and thirdly, you can list your appointments in a number of different ways list, day or month views are available to make everything easy to take in. Like the majority of iPhone apps, the Calendar app is so easy to use that you'll want to document every move you make while using it, from eating breakfast to scheduling tea breaks. Adding an event is simplicity itself, and your events will sync with iCloud to be made accessible on all of your devices. "Calendar…

Add an event in your Calendar

Tell the time with the Clock app

Your iPhone's Clock app is versatile. You can time the interval between events, use it as a stopwatch, or as a brilliant alarm clock, with the possibility of multiple alerts. The World Clocks feature lets you find the exact time for any place. When you tap the `+' button, you'll see a list of time zones. Make a choice and the clock will be added to those that already exist. The time will also be placed on the world map. When you tap on the Stopwatch tab, you can begin measuring elapsed time. Likewise, when you select Timer, you can measure time intervals. With the Stopwatch, simply tap Start and the time will begin to increase. When you tap Stop, it will cease. The Stopwatch has a great lap timer,…

Tell the time with the Clock app

Customise your notifications

The iPhone is very good at notifying you about updates, messages, events etc. In iOS 4, the way these messages were conveyed was quite intrusive with a message box appearing in the middle of the screen. However, since iOS 5, the iPhone has really embraced the concept of notifications, and the system now features an excellent suite to allow you to tailor all aspects of how your device goes about communicating messages. In iOS 8 or higher you are able to get messages, notifications and news delivered to the top of your screen without disturbing what you're doing and even respond to them without leaving the app you are in. All you have to do to set up your own personalised Notification Centre is go to Settings, select the apps,…

Customise your notifications

Multitask with Control Centre

Many of the past iOS 8 enhancements seemed subtle, but there is plenty more to it than meets the eye. The new multitasking screen allows you to quickly access your frequent and favourite contacts. Control Centre gives you quick access to a number of commonly used settings that were previously hidden away behind a myriad of menus; now they're easily accessed via a simple swipe up from the bottom of your iPhone's screen. Multitasking, on the other hand, isn't a new feature. In fact, it's been around since iOS 4. iOS 9's redesigned multitasking interface is a huge improvement since then, though, with full previews of every app you have open and a quick gesture to shut down apps that are running in the background. If all of this has…

Multitask with Control Centre

Use Spotlight to search an iPhone

A recent change in Spotlight is the ability to swipe downwards in any home screen to bring up the search facility. Simple swipe down and type to see relevant results. You get to control what is displayed, and in what order, and you can then jump to see more detail or access the app that the result is in if it is stored locally on your iPhone. The sheer speed of Spotlight makes it a highly useful addition and you might find yourself opening apps through Spotlight if you have many installed. It is a feature you will use multiple times a day once you start using it and an iPhone without it just isn't the same. The time has come to get to grips with the power of Spotlight;…

Use Spotlight to search an iPhone

Play with Game Center

If there's one app that has successfully been redesigned it's Game Center. Previously dominated by green faux-felt and mahogany elements, the new Game Center is much cleaner as far as design goes, with the shiny balloons giving it that all-important element of fun. What's more, with the heavy textures out of the way, it's easier to use than ever, meaning there's no reason not to get to know Apple's hub for all things gaming on iOS. Game Center is the place to find your friends, see what they're playing, challenge them, keep score with leaderboards and much more. If you've ever felt that gaming on your iPhone wasn't quite social, this app is the one for you. Be warned that not every app is Game Centercompatible, but with Apple making…

Play with Game Center

Talk to your phone with Siri

When it was introduced with the iPhone 4S, Siri seemed futuristic. Not only could you talk to your phone, but it would talk back and do things for you! iOS 9 made Siri a lot more responsive and versatile to your commands. Now you can really make the most of your virtual personal assistant. Siri now has far more access to your iPhone's key settings and apps. Control Center might be a quick way to access your iPhone's brightness, but if you're struggling to see a recipe mid-way through cooking and don't want to get your iPhone dirty, Siri will sort it for you. It can now also search Twitter for tweets from specific users and even find images online, without having to use other apps like Safari. It's an…

Talk to your phone with Siri

Jot down your thoughts in Notes

Once upon a time the Notes app was capable of simply recording text, but that has all changed with iOS 9. The app is now capable of offering all the media-related features that you could need, and it is more connected to other apps than ever. Besides typing in a thought or reminder to yourself, you can now make it more visual by inserting images and adding sketches, which can be drawn with a variety of drawing tools. Each object can be moved around within the note and all of the data is held in place if/ when you want to share your note with others. Also compatible are web links, photos and task lists, so you can save everything you could want! The main listing interface is as simple…

Jot down your thoughts in Notes

Use Health to track your fitness

One of the biggest growth areas within the mobile market has been all things health. Not only is the App Store awash with health-related offerings but there are also many gadgets which work with your iPhone. All of these generate data which help to build up a picture of your overall health but the problem has always been that they operate in isolation. Until now, that is. With Health you can link your various apps and devices, collecting all of the data about yourself in one place. So info from a gadget charting the number of steps you take each day can be combined with the data from an app measuring your heart rate. You get a much better overview than the two sets of data separately. Many apps and…

Use Health to track your fitness

Learn how to use Facebook

Interacting with the largest social network is easy. You can share a photo on Facebook straight from Camera or Photos, post your location with Maps and even get Siri to post for you. You need to download the free app from the App Store and log into your account in the Settings app to access the Facebook features in your core apps. With the Facebook integration set up, all Facebook events are integrated straight into your Calendar app. Your friends' profile information is also integrated straight into your Contacts app, so if your friends update an email address or phone number, you will automatically stay up to date. There are many more, subtler, ways in which Facebook has been integrated, too such as sharing webpages in Safari and `Liking'…

Learn how to use Facebook

Get to grips with the Twitter app

Twitter is a social phenomenon. This simple application allows you to share thoughts with people around the world almost as soon as they enter your head, and likewise, see what's on the minds of people that you choose to follow. The advent of smartphones has taken this concept to the next level by allowing you to tweet at any time, wherever you are in the world, making it easier than ever to speak your mind. Now, the tweeting process just got even easier with your iPhone. Twitter is integrated seamlessly into Apple's operating system; simply sign in, then begin tweeting directly from your favourite apps. You no longer need to open a Twitter app, find a photo to upload or copy links from your web browser; simply do it directly…

Get to grips with the Twitter app

Set up and use Find My iPhone

Find My iPhone is an app and service that you will, hopefully, rarely use and might end up in a folder hidden on one of your home screens. However, this does not mean that it is not vitally important, because if you happen to lose your phone you will certainly be glad that you took the time to set it up properly. In this tutorial we are going to show you how you can do this and what to do if you lose your phone or even worse have it stolen. It will be worth remembering what to do if you need to take action quickly, but do not put all of your faith in this service. You should still use simple security measures, such as a passcode,…

Set up and use Find My iPhone

Use the App Store

You can expand an iPhone's capabilities with cheap or even free apps. The App Store has been a roaring success, with over 1 million applications to choose from not to mention the $1 billion it made for developers. The number and range of applications on offer is quite stunning; with applications to help you plan large projects, word processors, web browsers... the list is endless. The software tends to be incredibly good value, too it's amazing what your iPhone can do with just a 99p investment. Moreover, the fact that the App Store is right there on your iPhone means that you can buy stuff on the go. With the previous iOS 8 release, the App Store had a significant update that can still be seen in the…

Use the App Store

Manage your apps

Apps are undoubtedly part of what makes the iPhone so impressive. The default apps that come pre-installed cover the basics, but having access to the App Store can turn your regular phone into the ultimate multitasker and multimedia device. Plus, with so many available for free or under £1, it won't be long before you find yourself filling up the space on your Home screen. Luckily, the iPhone offers ways for you to organise your apps. One of the main features is the ability to add folders. This will allow you to group similar apps together into a folder as big as a regular icon. Of course, you have complete control over which apps go into the folders, so you might even wish to make a folder of regularly used…

Manage your apps

Get the most from iTunes

Being able to download music and movies on the go is one of the best things about the iPhone. With the enormous selection available on the iTunes Store, you're unlikely to be lost for something to suit your mood. It's not just music and movies though; you can also download TV programmes, audiobooks and ringtones. Also, thanks to the iOS Siri service, you can hold your phone up to a sound source, ask Siri "What's the song?" and Siri will not only name the same and artist, but also allow you to buy the track straight from iTunes. Your purchases are backed-up to your iCloud, so you beam them straight to your other devices with the same account. Re-download past purchases by tapping on the `More' tab within the iTunes…

Get the most from iTunes

Use iTunes to download music

You could link your iPhone to your desktop computer and transfer your favourite songs onto it via iTunes. However, as you are more than likely to carry your precious iPhone around wherever you go hopefully in a soft protective case to keep it in pristine condition you have the freedom to browse, download and store your favourite music tracks onto it so that you can listen to them whenever and wherever you fancy, without having to rely on your CD music collection. You no longer need to be chained to a home computer thanks to the iPhone's own iTunes app. When you take a fancy to a song that you hear in your local Wi-Fi-enabled coffee shop or over 3G, you can fire up iTunes on the iPhone,…

Use iTunes to download music

Create a playlist with Music

With all the bells and whistles of the iPhone, it can be easy to forget that it's also a very impressive iPod in its own right. The interface is clean, simple, easy to manipulate and great fun to play around with. One of the first things you might want to do on the iPhone's Music app is make a playlist, so you can listen to all your favourites, or create specific playlists for parties or fitness regimes. The system that Apple has devised for this is truly very impressive. So impressive and fun that you will want to sift through an entire library and create one playlist after another. Long gone were the days when you had to create playlists in iTunes on your computer and then sync them to…

Create a playlist with Music

Be entertained by the Podcasts app

The official Podcasts app from Apple is designed to streamline every part of the process of subscribing, downloading and listening to podcasts. Excellent discovery options are included which will offer more than enough choice to get you started. You should bear in mind the potential costs of downloading episodes, particularly video podcasts, but the actual content is free. We will guide you through the options and also how to build up a library of entertainment that will serve you well over time. Podcasts are excellent value, entertaining and easy to use, as new episodes are automatically downloaded. Apple has included everything you need to enjoy them on your iPhone. "Podcasts are excellent value, entertaining and surprisingly easy to use" Podcasts Make the Podcasts app work for you 01 Open the…

Be entertained by the Podcasts app

Watch videos on your iPhone

The iPhone's video feature can keep you occupied on long plane journeys, while you're bored in a hotel or waiting for the doctor in a waiting room. It adds an invaluable use to the iPhone. It has been designed for ease of use, and takes great care of many of the niggles that are found in competing devices. For example, it will automatically start playing a film or television programme from the same point that you left it, which is handy, and expanding the screen only requires a simple double tap. In true Apple style, everything is designed to help you get the absolute most from the experience. However, some tips are still useful to get you off to a flying start. In this tutorial, we are going to show…

Watch videos on your iPhone

Keep track of current affairs with News

There are countless thirdparty apps designed to help you curate online news for the topics and publications that you prefer, and each uses different methods to remain unique in a crowded market. Apple has now decided to join the party and has given us the News app to give us only the news that is of interest to us or which is of importance. It is all too easy to be overwhelmed with online content and being able to manage what you read will not only save time, but ensure that you get to read news that actually matters to you. Apple has built a consistent interface that levels the various design styles of the different publications. The resultant app is exceptionally easy to use. Tap an article to read…

Keep track of current affairs with News

Purchase an ebook

It is easy to get lost in a world of crazy apps, but the iPhone is a fantastic ebook reader. It can do a great deal more than a dedicated device like a Kindle, but on as ebook-reader, the iPhone is still one of the most advanced out there, especially for its size. What's more is that Apple already has a tried and tested way to deliver eBooks directly to its device: namely the iTunes Store. Apple hasn't just bundled the new books into that system, though, because it's created a separate space so users can be absolutely sure of what they are downloading. iBooks holds all of your ebooks, and from there you can access the custom-built iBooks Store in order to make purchases, which get downloaded directly onto…

Purchase an ebook

Learn your way around iBooks

When you're reading a book on the iPhone it feels natural, and we are certain that we'll be doing a lot more reading now that it's so simple to carry books around with us. The beauty of the iPhone interface means that making changes to the way iBooks looks and feels is very simple. Users can opt to make text bigger, change the font, change scrolling options, alter brightness and change the background theme without having to leave the page. Try doing this to a paper book! Follow our quick tutorial on how to get more from the already excellent reading experience. The iBooks app now comes as part of the preinstalled selection of apps with the iOS on your iPhone. "Users can make text bigger, change fonts, alter brightness…

Learn your way around iBooks

Create documents in the Pages app

Seeing is very much believing with Apple's Pages app. Available for iPhone, iPad and Mac, Pages is both a streamlined word processor and an easy-to-use page layout tool that allows you to produce professional-looking documents in no time. You can get started easily by choosing one of the many pre-designed templates and apply your own text or images to an existing layout, or start from scratch, which is made easy by an intuitive interface. More than just a text-editor, Pages can handle images, graphs and tables. What's more, Pages is universal across all platforms and compatible with iCloud, so you can start a project at the office and then continue it later on your iPhone without having to transfer any files or even save them! You can also share…

Create documents in the Pages app

Use Numbers for spreadsheets

Whether you're keeping a budget, tracking workloads, or keeping a journal, spreadsheets can help you organise and plan all aspects of your life and Numbers is the perfect app. Numbers guides you through the process of transferring your data to charts and cells that can be linked together with a single tap to convey your data in easyto-follow and eye-catching sheets. You can create stacks of sheets in minutes, either by working from templates or by creating one from scratch and the accessible and user-friendly toolset makes the whole process significantly quicker and easier. You can create as many tables and charts as you want 2D and 3D and resize them as needed. You can even share content between tables and an easy-to-use toolset lets you analyse data,…

Use Numbers for spreadsheets

Engage audiences with Keynote

If you need to present ideas and projects then Keynote is the perfect app for you. Using the slick interface you can create captivating slides from scratch or quickly put them together based on a selection of 33 pre-installed templates. You can add a wide range of attention-grabbing transitional effects for maximum impact and, once you have finished creating, the Presenter Display feature ensures that you deliver your presentation in a very slick and professional manner. The app is perfectly suited to remote working because it is integrated with iCloud so if you start creating a presentation on your Mac then you can tweak it later on your iPhone. You can share a link to others via iCloud so that teammates or colleagues may collaborate on your presentation and…

Engage audiences with Keynote

Set up iCloud Drive

Apple's new competitor to the likes of Dropbox and Google Drive lets you sync files across multiple iOS devices and computers. It goes beyond the regular iCloud service since it not only allows you to create and save documents in Pages on your iPhone and then open them in Pages on a Mac, for instance, it also allows other apps to easily access those files. Files created by one app are no longer restricted to that app alone. This means you could start creating a drawing in one app, finish it in another and then use it in a presentation. Before, you would have to save it to the Camera Roll, import it, and save it again as a separate image. Now one file is needed which is automatically updated…

Set up iCloud Drive

Set up and use AirDrop

Historically the iPhone has been a phone which is locked down, making it difficult to share files, but with the introduction of AirDrop all of that has changed. You can now share files with anyone who is also using the service and who is within range of your phone by tapping one icon. The AirDrop feature could not be easier to use and it is also very secure with a selection of clever tricks employed to ensure everything works as it should. We guide you through the process of enabling and disabling AirDrop and also explain how to use received files, it should all come naturally with the clever implementation. If you have friends and family with iPhones and iPads, it's a good idea to use AirDrop regularly. "The AirDrop…

Set up and use AirDrop

Share with Family Sharing

Family Sharing is a new facility available from Apple which lets you connect with those closest to you through your Apple ID. Purchases will be kept separate and yet they can be made from the same credit or debit card, you can approve the purchases of children and also share many other aspects of your lives. Calendars for each individual can be viewed by everyone and you can all work together on a family photo album. With the ability to know where everyone is using location services, Family Sharing offers financial security, the reassurance that you know where your (grand)children are and the kind of integrated organisation you could only have dreamed of in the past. We'll show you how to set it up in minutes. "It's the kind of…

Share with Family Sharing

Essential iPhone apps

The phrase `quality over quantity' is one that can be applied to many areas of life. With the App Store now offering you close to a million apps to choose between, it can be a daunting task to decide which ones to download, especially if you have to fork out some of your hard-earned cash. This feature should help you fill your iPhone with apps that are useful, informative and perhaps even life-saving! To help you find keepers for your iPhone, we'll give you an overview of the App Store's categories and highlight five `musthave apps' from each one. We will unveil apps to keep you occupied and entertained, apps that turn reluctant cooks into credible chefs, apps that let non-musicians make music, and apps to give you local knowledge…

Essential iPhone apps

Planning your holiday reading can be a dilemma when you're limited by what you can cram into a suitcase. Thanks to today's electronic book apps we can download hundreds of books onto our iPhone without eating into our luggage's weight or space allowance! This gives us more than enough material to read on the plane, before bed and on the beach. Indeed the holiday will be over before we can finish our downloaded novels. When it comes to books there's an app for everyone. You can download your favourite author's latest epic, catch up on the classics for free and keep the tiny tots entertained with illustrated storybooks. There are even comic book apps to keep teenagers happy! 5 essential apps Google Play Books This app provides a reading interface…

Your iPhone isn't just for games or books it means Business too! There's a whole category on the App Store dedicated to turning your iPhone into a valuable business tool. Time is money, so we've highlighted five essential apps that will speed up typical work chores and inspire you in the workplace. There are apps that will turn your speech into text, letting you write out an email more quickly. If you're looking for a change of career, then there's an app to help you hunt out a new job. There are even apps that help you cut out the paperwork and invoice your clients straight from your iPhone. Our essential apps will enable you to spend less time in the office and more time at play because, as…

The iPhone is the perfect platform to help you develop your knowledge of a wide range of subjects. Regardless of your age, there's an app to suit everyone. Children can learn all about a vast expanse of topics and, for adults with time on their hands, there are plenty of apps such as stargazing apps to identify stars and constellations. Seeing as you are never too old to learn new things, we also showcase an app that is packed full of the best teachers around. 5 essential apps Star WalkTM The Astronomy Guide Hold your iPhone up to the sky and this app shows you a map of the stars. As you scan the sky, it overlays graphics. Lines join stars to show constellations, and symbols overlay relevant…

Thanks to your ever-present iPhone, there's no danger that you'll get bored on long journeys, especially with essential apps from the Entertainment section of the App Store. You can use apps to help you keep tabs on what's on the telly so that you don't miss a thing, or enjoy interactive TV spin-off apps featuring your favourite characters. In the following section we'll show you apps that ensure that you never miss your favourite media and entertainment while on the move. 5 essential apps IMDb Movies & TV This app provides an extensive database of films, TV shows, actors, facts, trivia and goofs at your fingertips. A simple interface makes it easy to find out facts quickly, so you can identify that familiar actor on TV. Netflix Netflix has grown…

It pays to watch your pennies and the apps available from the Finance category can help. They can convert your currency for a trip abroad or enable you to work out how expensive it will be to fill up your car with petrol. There are apps designed to keep track of your daily expenses, so you can enjoy spending money while keeping your account safely in the black. There are also apps that let you send money wherever you are from the convenience of your iPhone's screen. 5 essential apps PayPal The PayPal app enables you to access your account without a web browser. As it's formatted for your device's screen, you can quickly see your current balance and transfer money to another PayPal user with ease. Money Dashboard…

Food is the new rock `n' roll. A hearty portion of prime-time television is comprised of programmes dedicated to cooking and the App Store certainly isn't left behind thanks to a bulging selection of foodie apps. Whether you want a choice of new recipes to brighten up your menu or some culinary tips on how to craft fantastic dishes, you're sure to find great apps to help. And if it's professional advice you're after, there are plenty of offerings from the likes of Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson, Mary Berry and many more to help you create that perfect dish. 5 essential apps Just Eat With access to over 13,000 delivery restaurants across the UK from Italian to Mexican, Indian or Chinese, you can order whatever you fancy whenever those hunger…

The iPhone is a gamer's dream come true. Its high-quality screen displays pixels perfectly so you can enjoy a game's colours and graphics to the full, and it's also capable of a decent frame rate so the action never falters. Unlike traditional handheld consoles, iPhone games are actually relatively cheap (or even free), so you are guaranteed to never be short of games to enjoy. Gameplay varies dramatically, from first-person shooters to exhilarating sports and platform games. The iPhone's touch screen makes it possible to play games without a joypad and many apps make good use of this feature. Whatever style of game you favour, there is sure to be something for you in our essential Games roundup. 5 essential apps Rocket Cars Rocket Cars boasts jetpropelled gameplay mixed…

Health & Fitness

We all make plans to stay fitter and thinner at various times, though our motivation often runs out. But with the right apps on your iPhone, you should be able to see a real change in your fitness level. For starters there are apps designed to help you to record your calorie intake, enabling you to lose weight and highlight flaws in your diet. You can use your iPhone as a pedometer so you can record how many calories you burn in your day-to-day life. There is even an app that simulates zombies running after you for motivation. Though our essential apps provide guidance and advice, but they're no substitute for seeing a professional in an emergency. 5 essential apps Nike+ Running The in-app accelerometer accurately marks out the distance…

Health & Fitness

The Lifestyle category of the App Store covers a diverse range of subjects. If you are rather keen on getting out and about, you can use apps to map your favourite routes and discover how long a particular journey is in miles. While on a stroll you can even fire up apps that will help you discover local amenities or check out the status of your eBay auctions. If you feel that your home is looking a bit tired, there's an app which can help you put together some design ideas to liven the place up. Whatever your lifestyle, there are many apps in this category that can make a difference. "Whatever your lifestyle, there are many apps that can make a difference" 5 essential apps Rightmove Property Search Whether…

You're spoiled for choice when it comes to finding apps to help you stay fit and well. It's all very well counting calories and doing workouts at the gym, but your hard work can be undone as soon as you lose motivation, which is why we've included the Weight Watchers app. We've also chosen apps to help you monitor common properties like blood pressure and asthma and there is even an app that enables you to check out your eyesight. With this selection of apps at your disposal, you'll be better informed about your own wellbeing and be able to stick to goals more rigidly. 5 essential apps Vision Test Around 40 per cent of people haven't had their eyes tested in the last two years. This app ensures that…

Although the Safari app's Google search field is often our first port of call looking for information, it can take a while to wade through hundreds of results before we find what we're after. The apps featured in this section help you narrow down your search to find relevant information quickly, whether foreign text translations or the latest stats. You can also use your iPhone to trace your family history, get definitions for words and much more thanks to the fantastic range of apps that are available in the Reference section on the App Store. 5 essential apps Ancestry If you're looking to track your lineage and map out your family tree, this is the perfect app. Although there are in-app purchases to access certain data, it's a simple way…

Social networking

Your ever-present iPhone is a key tool in keeping up-to-date with your online friends. We'll take a look at apps that let you find out who's doing what, and discover apps to help you make cheap or even free calls to other iPhone users. If you use any of the main social networking sites then you'll find dedicated apps that let you access these sites with ease. Big-hitters such as Facebook and Twitter can be integrated into iOS, and there are plenty of other emerging forces in this field. So whatever way you choose to stay in touch with your social loops, you'll find an app to suit all of your needs. "Your iPhone is a key tool in keeping up-to-date" 5 essential apps WhatsApp Messenger This app allows you…

Social networking

No matter what sport you're interested in, there's bound to be an app for you in our sporting musthaves. If you're enjoying a round on the golf course and need to know which club to select to get your ball to the hole, then we have a great GPS app to help. If your interest in sport is indulged from the comfort of your armchair, then we have a sport-centric news app to give you details of current and future sporting events. The Sky Sports and BBC Sport apps both cover a huge range of contests and, if you're into football, then there are hundreds of great apps to help you keep up to date with the latest scores. 5 essential apps Golfshot: Golf GPS This is a great app…

Your iPhone really is the perfect travel companion, especially when packed with our selection of essential Travel apps. There are apps for every stage of your trip. Before you go, use apps to read hotel reviews before making a hotel booking, or plan which places to visit when abroad by following' recommendations from others. Use apps to search for the best travel deals and make a booking directly from your iPhone. If you are planning to travel by train, there are apps to let you check out timetables and buy tickets. You can even use an app to take a tour of local points of interest and learn your own town's history. 5 essential apps Kayak Kayak is a good allrounder. It finds the cheapest flights and hotels, and features…

Freezing iPhone My iPhone has frozen. How can I reset it? You can tell instantly when your iPhone crashes. The touchscreen will stop responding and you can't perform any operations. The display may go blank or black. If this happens, don't despair. It isn't broken you just need to kickstart it back into life. Try turning the iPhone off and then back on again by holding the Sleep/Wake button and using the red slider to switch off, then pressing the same button to turn it back on again. In some cases, this will not do anything so you will need to reset it. This is done by pressing the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time. Hold both for ten seconds and Apple logo will appear…

An iPhone is not automatically locked using a passcode. You have to set one yourself. Assuming you have done this and subsequently forgotten the passcode, all is not lost. It is still possible to gain access to your iPhone. The only problem is that you will have to restore it to the factory settings in order to do so. What this means is that you will lose any data stored on the device. It is therefore vital to ensure that you frequently back up (see page 36). In order to restore your iPhone, you will need to connect it to the computer to which you last synced your device. So, for example, if you always sync your iPhone with your home PC, make sure you connect your iPhone to that…

Activating Family Sharing

Family Sharing is a relatively new feature that came with iOS 8 and it allows one person within the household to control what apps and iTunes media is purchased within a household. Through Family Sharing you can share purchased music, movies, books and eligible apps, share photos and videos in a family photo stream and even schedule future events in one central family calendar. What's more, you can share your location with family members and, in turn, see their location and help family members find iOS devices that they may have mislaid. Up to six people in your family can connect to Family Sharing and share products without sharing accounts and all purchases can be approved by the person in charge of the Family Sharing and pay for everything from…

Activating Family Sharing

Better battery life

How can I make my battery last longer? Some iPhones, according to Apple, have a battery life of up to ten hours. That does not mean you cannot make it last longer, however. The battery will drain only as fast as the demands you place on it, so the common sense approach is to make some small adjustments to your usage. Go into the Settings app on your iPhone to change your battery's life span. By going to Display & Brightness, for example, you can turn it down as low as you can without it being uncomfortable and you will save battery power. Data is a big drainer too. Go to Settings and Wi-Fi and turn Wi-Fi off when you are not using it or when you are in an…

Better battery life

iPhone glossary

Apple ID This is the name and password you use to log in to the various Apple services, such as iTunes, the App Store and iCloud. Application (app) An application, or app, is a software program designed to perform one or more functions. Apps can be downloaded from the App Store. App Store The App Store is a digital distribution platform for Apple users. Users are able to browse, purchase and download iPad and iPhone apps from the App Store to run on their device. Control Center Accessible by swiping your finger up from the bottom of the screen, the Control Center provides instant access to some of your iPhone's most commonly used settings as well as a flashlight, timer, calculator and shortcut to the camera. Dock A row of…

iPhone glossary

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