iPhone For Seniors For Dummies. Dwight Spivey

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Introduction

      If you bought this book (or are even thinking about buying it), you’ve probably already made the decision to buy an iPhone. Apple’s iPhone is designed to be easy to use, but you can still spend hours exploring the preinstalled apps, discovering how to change settings, and figuring out how to sync the device to your computer or through iCloud. (If you don’t know what that is, we dive into it in Chapter 4.) I’ve invested those hours so that you don’t have to — and I’ve added advice and tips so that you can become an expert with your iPhone.

      This book will get you going with your iPhone quickly and painlessly so that you can move directly to the fun part.

About This Book

      This book is specifically written for mature people like you. Folks who may be relatively new to using a smartphone and want to discover the basics of buying an iPhone, making and receiving phone and video calls, working with apps, getting on the Internet, enjoying music and photos, and discovering all of the other tricks your iPhone can do. In writing this book, I’ve tried to consider the types of activities that might interest someone who is 50 years old or older and picking up an iPhone for the first time.

Foolish Assumptions

      This book is organized by sets of tasks. These tasks start from the beginning, assuming that you’ve never laid your hands on an iPhone, and guide you through basic steps using nontechnical language.

This book covers going online using either a Wi-Fi or cellular connection, browsing the web (Chapter 12), and checking email (Chapter 13). I’m also assuming that you’ll want to use the Apple Books e-reader app, so I cover its features in Chapter 17. I tackle all kinds of neat things you can do with your iPhone, such as monitoring use of your iPhone and its apps (Chapter 5), discovering new apps (Chapter