- My New iPhone
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Getting Started
- 1. Turning Your iPhone On and Off
- 2. Charging and Conserving Battery Power
- 3. Controlling the User Interface
- 4. Typing on the Virtual Keyboard
- 5. Searching Your iPhone
- II. Modifying Your iPhone
- 6. Rearranging Icons on the Home Screen
- 7. Customizing Your iPhone
- 8. Updating Your iPhone
- 9. Changing Your iphone's Language
- 10. Resetting and Troubleshooting
- 11. Installing and Uninstalling Applications
- 12. Synchronizing Data Between Your Computer and Your iPhone
- III. Making Phone Calls
- 13. Making Calls
- 14. Answering Calls
- 15. Making Conference Calls and Other Stuff to Do While Talking on Your iPhone
- 16. Sending and Receiving Text Messages
- 17. Reviewing Your Bill and Other Information
- 18. Creating Ringtones
- IV. Enjoying Music, Pictures, and Movies
- 19. Listening to Music
- 20. Listening to Groups of Songs
- 21. Customizing Your iPod Settings
- 22. Turning Your iPhone into a Radio
- 23. Watching YouTube Videos
- 24. Watching TV Shows and Movies
- 25. Listening to Audiobooks and Podcasts
- 26. Browsing the iTunes Store
- V. Browsing the Internet
- 27. Viewing Web Pages
- 28. Bookmarking Your Favorite Websites
- 29. Personalizing the Safari Browser
- 30. Copying and Pasting Text from a Web Page
- 31. Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network
- VI. Using Email
- 32. Setting Up an Email Account
- 33. Reading Email
- 34. Writing and Sending Email
- VII. Business Stuff
- 35. Taking Notes
- 36. Recording Voice Memos
- 37. Storing Contact Information
- 38. Keeping Track of Appointments
- 39. Viewing Maps
- 40. Finding a Location and Getting Directions
- VIII. Fun Stuff
- 41. Taking Pictures
- 42. Viewing Stored Pictures
- 43. Checking the Weather Forecast
- 44. Watching the Stock Market
- 45. Using Your iPhone as a Clock, Alarm Clock, Stopwatch, and Timer
- IX. Safety and Privacy
- X. Cool Things You Can Do with Apps
- 48. Keeping Up with the News
- 49. Storing Reference Material
- 50. Traveling with Your iPhone
- 51. Playing Games
- 52. Communicating for Free
- A. The Next Step
- About the Author
- Updates
After you've downloaded a show or movie to your iPhone, you'll probably want to watch it eventually. To watch a show or movie, do this:
From the Home screen, tap iPod. The iPod screen appears.
Tap Videos at the bottom of the screen. The Videos screen appears, as shown in Figure 24-2.
Tap a TV show or movie that you want to view. Your chosen TV show or movie appears sideways on your iPhone screen. You'll need to rotate the iPhone to view it properly.
Tap the screen to display the video controls, as shown in Figure 24-3, and tap the play button to start playing the video.
Long videos, such as movies, are often divided into chapters. Chapters simply make it easier to jump to a different part of the video without tediously rewinding or fast-forwarding through the entire video.
Seven video controls are available:
Previous/Rewind Tap once to move to the previous chapter of your video (or back to the beginning if your video doesn't contain chapters). Hold down to rewind.
Next/Fast-forward Tap once to move to a new chapter of your video. Hold down to fast-forward.
Play/Pause Tap to play or pause the current video.
Volume slider Slide left or right to adjust the volume.
Position slider Slide left or right to play different parts of your video.
Done Tap to stop playing the video and return to the Videos screen.
Scale Tap to change the aspect ratio of the movie.
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