- Copyright
- About the Author
- Author's Acknowledgments
- Publisher's Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Touching All the Basics
- 1. Firing Up Your iPod and iPhone
- 2. Setting Up iTunes and Your iPod and iPhone
- 3. Putting Your Finger on It
- 4. Choosing Essential Settings For Daily Operation
- 5. Going Mobile
- II. Filling Up Your Empty Cup
- 6. Getting Started with iTunes
- 7. Shopping at the iTunes Store
- 8. Bringing Content into iTunes
- 9. Into the Sync with iTunes
- 10. Syncing Mail, Calendars, Contacts, and Bookmarks
- III. Managing Your Library
- 11. Searching, Browsing, and Sorting in iTunes
- 12. Adding and Editing Information in iTunes
- 13. Playing Content in iTunes
- 14. Organizing iTunes Content with Playlists
- 15. Gimme Shelter for My Media
- IV. Playing It Back on Your iPod or iPhone
- 16. The Songs Remain the Same
- 17. Bring Videos, Books, and Podcasts
- 18. Your Pocket Picture Player
- V. Touching the Online World
- 19. Surfin' Safari
- 20. The Postman Always Beeps Once
- 21. Using Applications on Your iPod or iPhone
- VI. The Part of Tens
- 22. Ten Steps to Recovery
- 22.1. Powering Up and Unlocking
- 22.2. Powering Down
- 22.3. Stopping a Frozen App
- 22.4. Resetting Your iPod or iPhone System
- 22.5. Resetting iPod or iPhone Settings
- 22.6. Checking the Software Version
- 22.7. Updating the Software
- 22.8. Restoring to Factory Condition
- 22.9. Setting Up and Syncing
- 22.10. Restoring Settings from a Backup (iPod touch and iPhone)
- 23. Ten Tangible Tips
- 23.1. Saving the Life of Your Battery
- 23.2. Keeping Your Screen Clean
- 23.3. Getting Healthy with Nike
- 23.4. Rating Your Songs
- 23.5. Deleting Apps from Your iPod touch or iPhone
- 23.6. Deleting Videos and Podcasts from Your iPod touch or iPhone
- 23.7. Measuring Traffic in Maps
- 23.8. Turning On International Keyboards on Your iPod touch or iPhone
- 23.9. Drawing Chinese Characters
- 23.10. Stopping a Wi-Fi Network from Joining
- 22. Ten Steps to Recovery
This part takes the concept of playing media to an entirely new level by providing access to the world of online content. Now you can use your iPod touch or iPhone to touch Web sites around the world, download songs, check your e-mail, and even monitor your stock portfolio.
Chapter 19 spins the Web and shows you how to surf Web pages with Safari on your iPod touch or iPhone. You find out how to search with Google or Yahoo! and interact with Web services to do everything from checking live news feeds to making travel reservations.
Chapter 20 shows you how to turn your iPod touch or iPhone into a lean, clean e-mail machine. You can check e-mails from multiple e-mail accounts, send messages, and manage your e-mail settings.
Chapter 21 puts you in contact with your Contacts, helps you manage your Calendar, and connects you with the most popular social networks on the planet — Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter. The weather becomes more predictable, your stocks proudly show their charts, and the Earth itself reveals its secrets in satellite and map views.
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