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Iphone & Ipad Essentials Iphone & Ipad Essentials 9 iPhone & iPad Essentials September 10, 17: “Zoom on an iPad or iPhone” & “The Basics” iPhone & iPad Essentials September 24: “WiFi, Carrier Networks & Syncing & Backups” October 1: “Phone Calls, Email & Texting Bob Newcomb October 8: “Surfing the Web” October 15: “Music & Videos” 1 2 9 Zoom October 22: “Taking photos & videos” iPad/iPhone October 29: “Note taking, Word Processing & Keeping Files” How to use your iOS device to Zoom November 5: “Maps, calendars and reminders” Demo November 12: “Buying Apps” November 19: “Security, Siri & Troubleshooting” December 3: “To be determined” 3 4 What will these devices do? Email • Take Pictures Keep an address book • Play music and videos Keep a calendar • Display maps and give directions Messaging • Read books and magazines Browsing the Internet • Many other things Games 5 6 Everything is done by running an app Built in Apps 2 Types of Apps • Health • Podcasts Activity • iBooks • Reminders Calculator • iCloud Drive • Safari • Stocks Calendar • Mail • Stores Built in apps from Apple Camera • Maps • App Store Compass • Messages • iTunes Store Contacts • Music Purchased Apps (both free and for a fee) • Tips • Facetime Notes • TV (formerly Video) Find Friends • News • Voice Memos Find iPhone • Photos • Wallet • Weather 7 8 OK! Purchased Apps Here we go….. Millions of them “There is an app for that!” 9 10 Operating system Operating system iOS iOS 13 for the iPhone and iPad OS 13 are essentially the same for both the iPad and the iPhone Controls everything the device will do We will go over the differences as we meet them during the Updated yearly class currently is iOS 13.7 The difference between are mostly due to the hardware and displays in each device Runs on iPhone 6s, iPad Mini 4 and iPad Air 2 or newer iPhones have WiFi and carrier network (data and phone) and GPS To get the best use out of the device, you must know a little iPad all have WiFi but some have carrier network (data only) and about iOS GPS capability 11 12 Basic Security Basic Security Face ID Touch ID ➔Settings➔FaceID & Passcode➔Add a Face ID ➔Settings➔Touch ID & Passcode➔Add a Fingerprint Set up Set up a fingerprint iOS 12 & 13 allow two faces ➔ ➔ label it Settings FaceID & Passcode Set up an Alternative Appearance 13 14 WiFi Secure WiFi Short range - up to 300ft Requires a password 2 types encrypted Secured look for the padlock in ➔Settings➔WiFi: Unsecured Safe to use for sensitive information 15 16 Unsecured WiFi Unsecured WiFi ie: Starbuck or Hotels Use with caution No lock symbol in ➔Settings➔WiFi: http:// - beware May still require a password for permission https:// - safe as long as it doesn’t go to use the WiFi and still be unsecured back to http:// Open transmissions and receipts so they can When in doubt, don’t!!!!!! be viewed by others 17 18 CSUF networks Re: CSUF accounts Has always been mandatory for CSUF students, faculty and eduroam - For when we get back on campus staff Now mandatory for OLLI members Secured with high encryption Benefits requires a CSUF account & password Secured WiFi access at many Universities and Museums To get an account you need a CWID csu.fullerton.edu email address can get software and other discounts and Pin # lynda.com tutorials (now called LinkedIn Learning) 19 20 CSUF networks Carrier Networks Paid access from Carriers such as: CSUF-GUESTz - For when we get back on campus ATT unsecured Verizon does need a password which you can T-Mobile receive via email or by text Sprint good for 3 hours at a time etc., etc., etc. (usually leased from major carriers) 21 22 Carrier Networks Data Plans Radio waves with a range of 1 to 5 miles Rates are based upon how much data is Used for data available paid for by monthly data transfers in Giga Bytes Unlimited (restrictions may apply) Roaming rights Domestic # Gigabyte limits International Family and individual plans Speeds LTE, 4G, 3G, E Many carriers and vendors 23 24 Phone plans lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning A separate type of connection with its own billing plans rates are based upon the minutes of Many tutorials including iPhone/iPad phone calls and the number of text messages per month iOS 13: iPad & iPhone Essential Training Individuals and family plans are available for both phone and data plans 25 26 Buttons and Physical stuff Buttons and Physical stuff Sleep/Awake button (on newer iPhones “side button”) Volume buttons Mute or Orientation switch. (iPad does not have it) Speakers Microphones Back and Front Cameras & flash (some iPads don’t have it) Lightning connector (USB C for 2018 & 2019 iPad Pro) Headphone jack (gone on iPhone 8 and newer) Home button (except iPhone X & 11) 27 28 Sleep, awake and shutdown Finger Gestures Wake it up Tap Click home button or press sleep/awake button Tap & Hold Tap iPhone X, XS, XR, 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max screen Drag Lock it Flick Shutdown Hard Press or Long Press When to let it nap Pinch in/out ➔Settings➔ Display & Brightness➔Autolock Double tap 29 30 Sounds Control Center ⬆ from below the screen (If no Home Button ⬇ from upper right horn) Top Section You can adjust the sounds for many actions Airplane mode WiFi (turns on/off local WiFi connection) ➔ ➔ Settings Sounds Bluetooth (turns on/off local Bluetooth connection) Orientation lock Ringtones Do not Disturb Other actions Mute (iPad) Brightness Volume 31 32 Control Center Control Center ⬆ from below the screen (On iPhone X or newer ⬇ from upper right horn) Music Section ⬆ from below the screen (On iPhone X or newer Play ⬇ from upper right horn) Reverse Fast Forward Screen Mirroring (AirPlay Section) Hard press (or long press) to get more controls including Stream audio, video Volume Redirect sound 33 34 Control Center Notifications ⬆ from below the screen (On iPhone X or newer ⬇ from upper right horn) ⬇from above screen (If no Home Button ⬇ from the left horn) Go to Apps (customizable in Settings➜Control Center) Flashlight (not on iPads without camera flash) Today (Widgets) Timer (clock) Finger swipe to the right from 1st home page Night Mode Select from Edit at the bottom of the screen Calculator Camera Notifications etc. Selected apps can send a notification based on you selection ➜ To close tap anywhere outside Control Center or slide down on arrow at Setttings Notifications 35 36 Home Screen As many screens as you need Navigate by flicking or dragging Move icons by tap and hold until icons shake Then drag icon to place or screen you want Delete icons by pressing the x (can hide but not delete Apples built in apps End the edit by pressing the Home Button, or swipe up from below the screen for iPhones without a Home Button 37 38 Create a folder Typing Tap and hold an icon until the icons shake Virtual keyboards Changes based on what you are going to Drag the icon on top of another icon type When it create the gray folder you may Text Replacement (Shortcuts) to make change the suggested name it has created typing faster Icons can be dragged in and out of folder that ➜Settings➜General➜Keyboard➜Text are already created Replacement 39 40 Typing Typing Skills to know The character is selected when you let go of a key Can change keyboards for many languages Copy & paste ➜ ➜ ➜ Settings General Keyboard Shake to undo ➜Keyboards➜Add New Keyboard… What is underneath some keys Hold & slide numeric/alpha key 41 42 Alternatives to Typing Your Apple ID Siri Audio input Bluetooth and wireless keyboards Magnetically connected keyboards iPad Pro and other newer iPads 43 44.
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