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Iphone - Ipad -  Watch -  TV Ipod - Airpods -Homepod App and Itunes January 2020 iDevices SIG iPhone - iPad - Watch - TV iPod - AirPods -HomePod App and iTunes January 2020 Happy New Year 1 Modern Life 2 Modern Life 3 Modern Life 4 A Message from our Sponsor Welcome to the iDevices SIG. We appreciate your interest in our program today. As information, participation in SIG activities requires you to be a member of the Computer Club. If you are not a CC member, you are welcome to attend today’s presentation as a guest, but you must join the club if you wish to come again. You can join online via the Sun City website ticketing program or in person at the Members Services office in the Social Center. And now back to our regularly scheduled program… 5 iDevice SIG Meeting Notes Posted on the Computer Club’s web page. Click to view or download meeting notes 6 Do you want to receive SIG emails? • Log on to Sun City website • Select ‘My Memberships’ • Put a check mark by the SIGs you want 7 Click here for the main Support Page Click here for the Support Site Map iPhone https://support.apple.com/iphone iPad https://support.apple.com/ipad Watch https://support.apple.com/watch Apple ID https://support.apple.com/apple-id iTunes https://support.apple.com/itunes Apple TV https://support.apple.com/apple-tv Apple Music https://support.apple.com/music iPod https://support.apple.com/ipod AirPods https://support.apple.com/airpods Apple Pay https://support.apple.com/apple-pay iCloud https://support.apple.com/icloud Apps https://support.apple.com/apps Manuals https://support.apple.com/en_US/manuals And don’t forget the Books app for all user manuals 8 New Apple Project • Developing satellite technology for direct wireless iPhone data transmission • Independent of cellphone carrier • Perhaps a method of persistent access to iMessage, voice calls and navigation • Leaving more data intensive apps to your local carrier 9 Rumor - iPhone SE2 ? • Resemble iPhone 8 • 4.7 inch display • Touch ID home button • A13 processor • Same as iPhone 11 • 3 GB ram • Single lens rear camera • Launched in March?? • iPhone SE2 Plus?? • Won’t arrive until 2021 Image of iPhone 8 10 New iPhone Feature • Preview Flight Info • Works from texts, email, or notes • Seems most useful in texts Click on Flight # 11 Apple Maps Upgrade 12 Apple Maps Upgrade • Far more detail • Parks • Parking lots • Road • Bodies of water • Pedestrian walkways • Pools • Foliage 13 Apple Maps Upgrade • Better ‘turn by turn’ directions • Turn right at stop sign • Turn left at traffic signal • Turn right into parking lot • Stop signs & traffic lights show in newer areas • They only show when you are navigating Click for Movie 14 Apple Maps ‘Look Around’ • Binocular icon if mode is available • Not in our area yet • Houston, LA, NYC, Las Vegas, SF • Use it to ‘tour’ a street or neighborhood • Drag and tap to move around • Go full screen • Looks great on iPad • Not on Macs (yet?) Do a live demo 15 Apple Maps Favorites & Collections Default Map 16 Apple Maps Favorites & Collections Favorites - quick access when you open maps Collections - groups of saved locations 17 Apple Maps Favorites & Collections Add to a Collection or to Favorites when you search for a location Add to a collection Add to Favorites 18 Apple Maps Favorites & Collections Sort Collections by • Distance • Name • Date Added 19 Apple Maps • See where your friends live by adding them to a collection • Collection items show when you view the map • They don’t show when you are navigating 20 Apple Maps - Show Friends Search maps for a friends address 21 Apple Maps - Show Friends Create or select a Collection - Name the friend 22 Apple Maps - Share a Collection • Share a Collection • Open a Collection • Scroll up • Tap Share icon • Select recent person or method of sharing • Recipient has option of adding collection to their Maps 23 Apple Maps - Share a Collection 1 - Open a 2 - Scroll up 4 - Select 5 - recipient Collection recent or receives an 3 - Tap share method invitation Share icon 24 New App - Research • Heart and Movement Study • Partnering with American Heart Association and Brigham & Women’s Hospital • Explore links between physical activity and heart health • Looking for potential early warning signs • Watch required 25 New App - Research • Woman’s Health Study • Partnering with Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and National Institute of Environmental Health • Determine if demographic and lifestyle factors could impact infertility, menopause and PCOS. • Cycle tracking data input from phone or watch + survey questions 26 New App - Research • Hearing Study • Conjunction with University of Michigan. • Explore how hearing could be impacted over time by exposure to sound at certain levels • Collect headphone and environmental sound exposure data over time and compare to hearing, stress levels and cardiovascular health • Watch required 27 New App - Research • Designed for privacy • You choose what to join and what information to share • Your data is encrypted before it is sent • Apple will not have access to any contact information or other identifying data you provide • You can withdraw anytime and end future data collection 28 New App - Research You are periodically assigned tasks Usually have 2 - 4 weeks to complete them 29 New App - Research 30 TV - Tip Long Press the Home button for a new pop-up menu 31 TV - Tip Touch Surface Home Siri Volume up Play/Pause Volume down 4th generation TV only 32 TV Pop-up Control Panel From Any App or Home Screen Pop up menu 33 TV - Multiple User Profiles Multiple users Keeps ‘up next’ and watched history lists separate Add user from Home App on iPhone 34 TV - Sleep Button Default menu item Press the remote ‘touch surface’ to turn off: - TV box - Big screen TV - Home theatre with one click 35 TV - What’s Playing Button Displays currently playing music or video music, Pandora, iHeart Radio, YouTube, Vevo 36 TV - Audio Output Selector ’s audio out selection icon Tap for options 37 TV - Search Icon 38 Next Meeting Friday - February 14 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm • Please help us rearrange the room if you can. • There is a new room diagram on the wall. • Peter and I will help direct the arrangement. Thank you! 39 Questions? 40.
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