• Set up your iPhone to suit your needs and to keep it safe
• Utilize your iPhone like a computer to email, get organized, browse the web and read docs
• Master touchscreen navigation and shortcuts for frequently used features
• Save time and keying by using the new Control Center and Siri
• Use iCloud to store and back up data, buy and store apps, and keep your Mac devices in sync
• Find, download and enjoy key iPhone apps for leisure: music, movies, photo editing, social networks, games, and for your travels

Drew Provan is currently a senior lecturer at Queen Mary’s School of Medicine and Dentistry. He’s also a keen iPhone user. Drew enjoys writing and editing and has been involved with the production of a number of medical books. He also writes for GP Magazine, and have written pieces for other publications including Financial Times, Tesco Healthy Living, Readers Digest, and patient support group publications.

Drew uses technology extensively at home and at work, for creating music, reading, writing, databases and giving presentations. As an early adopter of the iPad he has almost stopped using his laptop and switched over to the iPad for most of his computing and multimedia needs.

Customer Review

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