iOS Basics
Introducing the iPad,
iPhone, and iCloud.
iOS 6• iOS is Apple’s mobile operating system (OS).
• iOS runs on iPod Touches, iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs.
• Interact with the OS by swiping, tapping, pinching, reverse pinching, shaking, rotating the device etc.
• Updates since version 5.0 now happen over the air (OTA).
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOS
Source: www.mcesc-ipad.wikispaces.com
http://www.apple.com/ios/whats-new/
Installing Apps
Apple IDappleid.apple.com/
Removing Apps
• Locate an app you don’t want and press it until it wiggles.
• Tap the X to remove it.• Press the Home button.
Image source: wikihow.com
Application Switching (Multi-tasking)
• Double-press the home button.• Scrollable dock displays at the bottom of the
screen.
Source: ipadacademy.com
Apple’s cloud-based storage and syncing service.
iCloud• Syncs data/documents between iDevices, Mac, and PC.
• Backs up/restores iDevices.
• First 5 GBs are free!• Over Wi-Fi you can move everything (restore) from an old iDevice
to a new one.
• [email protected], [email protected]
• Web-based (i.e., cloud) access to your files (e.g., calendar, contacts, notes, reminders, documents, photo streams, settings of iDevices etc.) Note: music and movies don’t get backed up.
• Find your iPhone!Source: http://goo.gl/xcukI
iCloud
• iCloud account is created by Apple ID
• It is best to have 1 iCloud account for each person so calendars, contacts etc. don’t get confused with other people.
• Can have one Apple ID to buy music etc. for the family and also have a separate iCloud account.
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