iPhone X: The Complete Manual

Time and time again, the iPhone has redefined the idea of what a phone can be. Apple’s most iconic device has come a long way since the debut of its original model in 2007, but that hasn’t stopped the company from seeking to push the boundaries of mobile technology with every new release. With the iPhone X, Apple has once again set the standard for smartphones in quality, versatility, and accessibility. In fact, one of the only downsides to having such a feature-packed phone is that it can be difficult to know where to start. Thankfully, iPhone X The Complete Manual covers everything you need to know. From setting up your new iPhone to getting the most from the pre-installed apps, editing your photos to getting directions, Apple Music to…

Now that you have finally got your hands on your new iPhone X, you’ll no doubt be keen to master it. In truth, it couldn’t be easier. The operating system (currently iOS 11) is intuitive and simple to use, and all of the key apps come pre-installed, visible on your Home screen. Before you get to experience these though you will need to go through an initial setup 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 already have one). This is linked to all aspects of your iPhone, from…

Turn on/off How to power-up your device or shut it down completely using the side button 01 To turn on your iPhone, hold down the Side button at the right until the logo is displayed 02 If your iPhone is in sleep mode, press the Side button once to wake it up 03 To turn your iPhone off, hold the Side and volume up buttons then move the slider right Sleep mode Conserve your battery power when the device is not in use Unlock Determine how your iPhone is unlocked ready for use Charging All you need to know about powering-up your iPhone Change volume Discover how to adjust the sound output of your iPhone for all kinds of purposes 01 On your home screen, use the volume buttons on…

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. The entire setup can be carried out independently from your computer, which makes 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 upper right-hand edge of your iPhone X. This will bring up a generic iPhone lock screen with a slider at the bottom. Tap and hold on the slider and swipe it to the right to unlock the device and the next series of screens will guide you through the setup process. In this tutorial…

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 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 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. You can’t alter every single thing, and though some people claim that this is a bad thing, the opposite is true. On phones that do let you muck…

For all the iPhone’s uses and versatility, it doesn’t really come into its own until you have Wi-Fi access. Sure you can play some pre-installed games, write documents, send messages and make calls, but you can’t do the important stuff if you don’t have access to the Internet. 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, to GPS devices, encyclopaedias, word processing apps and more. Your iPhone is a portal to a host of fantastic services, but first you need to give it access to the Internet…