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EBOOK EXTRAS: v1.2 Downloads, Updates, Feedback TAKE CONTROL OF iOS 13 AND iPadOS 13 by JOSH CENTERS $14.99 Click here to buy the full 208-page “Take Control of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13” for only $14.99! Table of Contents Read Me First ............................................................... 7 Updates and More ............................................................. 7 Basics .............................................................................. 8 Touch and Hold vs. Press .................................................... 8 Related Titles .................................................................... 8 What’s New in Version 1.1.1 ............................................. 10 What Was New in Version 1.1 ............................................ 10 Introduction .............................................................. 11 What’s New in iOS and iPadOS .................................. 12 Unsupported Devices ....................................................... 12 iPad ............................................................................... 12 Accessibility .................................................................... 14 Camera and Photos ......................................................... 15 iPhone 11 and 11 Pro ....................................................... 16 Dark Mode ...................................................................... 17 HomeKit ......................................................................... 17 Files .............................................................................. 18 Mail ............................................................................... 18 Maps ............................................................................. 19 Messages ....................................................................... 21 Notes ............................................................................. 22 Reminders ...................................................................... 23 Safari ............................................................................ 23 Sharing .......................................................................... 25 Siri and Shortcuts ............................................................ 25 Text Editing .................................................................... 27 Other ............................................................................. 28 Explore the Lock Screen ............................................ 31 Lock and Unlock Your Device ............................................. 31 Manage Notifications ........................................................ 32 2 Click here to buy the full 208-page “Take Control of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13” for only $14.99! Do Other Stuff on the Lock Screen ..................................... 34 Take Control of Control Center .................................. 39 Use and Customize Control Center ..................................... 40 Discover Control Center Functions ..................................... 40 Hone the Home Screen .............................................. 50 Learn Home Screen Basics ................................................ 50 Manage the Home Screen ................................................. 51 Manage Home Screen Notifications .................................... 54 Use Reachability .............................................................. 56 Switch and Hand Off Apps ......................................... 57 Switch Between Apps ....................................................... 57 Learn About Handoff ........................................................ 58 Search with Spotlight ................................................ 60 Access Spotlight Search ................................................... 61 Customize Spotlight ......................................................... 62 Speak to Siri .............................................................. 63 Summon Siri .................................................................. 63 Set Up Siri ...................................................................... 64 Learn Some Useful Siri Commands .................................... 65 Command Keyboards ................................................. 67 Learn Text-Editing Basics .................................................. 67 Save Time Typing ............................................................ 68 Dictate Text .................................................................... 70 Type Other Languages and Emojis ..................................... 70 Type One-Handed ............................................................ 71 Autofill Passwords ............................................................ 72 Install Third-Party Keyboards ............................................ 73 Use Activity Views ..................................................... 75 Share with Activity Views ................................................. 75 Edit Activity Views ........................................................... 78 Markup .......................................................................... 79 3 Click here to buy the full 208-page “Take Control of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13” for only $14.99! Special iPad Features ................................................ 81 Pin Today View on the Home Screen .................................. 81 Manage the Dock ............................................................ 82 Multitask on the iPad ....................................................... 83 Keyboarding on the iPad ................................................... 90 Work with Instant Notes ................................................... 94 There’s an App (Store) for That ................................. 96 Obtain Apps .................................................................... 96 Update Apps ................................................................... 97 Redownload Apps ............................................................ 98 All in the Family Sharing ............................................ 99 Organize Your Family ....................................................... 99 What’s Shared and Not Shared ........................................ 102 Take Advantage of Screen Time ............................... 105 Set Up Screen Time for Children ...................................... 106 Check Your App Usage .................................................... 106 Set Time Limits for Apps ................................................. 107 Set Downtime for Yourself ............................................... 108 Manage Your Data ................................................... 110 Control Device Storage ................................................... 110 Manage iCloud Storage ................................................... 112 Use the Files App ........................................................... 113 Handle Bandwidth Usage ................................................ 115 Capture Camera Basics ............................................ 119 Pick a Camera Mode ....................................................... 121 Snap a Photo ................................................................ 124 Take a Video ................................................................. 125 Take a Slo-mo Video ...................................................... 126 Take a Time-Lapse Video ................................................ 127 Apply Camera Effects ..................................................... 127 Get to Know Photos ................................................. 128 View Your Photos ........................................................... 128 4 Click here to buy the full 208-page “Take Control of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13” for only $14.99! Organize with Albums .................................................... 131 Delete Photos and Videos ............................................... 134 Walk Down Memory Lane ................................................ 134 iCloud Photo Sharing ...................................................... 136 Sharing with Sharing Suggestions .................................... 137 Master Messages ..................................................... 139 Understand Core Messages Concepts ................................ 139 Send a Message ............................................................ 141 Discover Messages Apps ................................................. 145 Manage Message Details ................................................. 147 Make Calls ............................................................... 150 Make a Phone Call ......................................................... 150 Deal with Incoming Calls ................................................ 151 Use FaceTime ................................................................ 152 Check Voicemail ............................................................ 154 Go on Safari ............................................................. 155 Search in Safari ............................................................. 156 Wrangle Tabs ................................................................ 158 Discover and Store Links ................................................ 159 Find Yourself, Your Stuff, and Your Friends ............. 160 Use Maps ..................................................................... 160 Enable Do Not Disturb While Driving ................................ 166 Use Find My .................................................................
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